During his tenure at Zomato, Chandra played a pivotal role in the development and expansion of the company's food delivery operations, navigating a fiercely competitive market and driving growth and operational efficiency.
Through this initiative, Zomato aims to empower women by enhancing their mobility, enabling them to further their personal needs and unlock livelihood opportunities.
Zomato reported a threefold year-on-year increase in revenue from its going-out division in Q3 2025 and recorded over 6.5 million downloads of the District app, reflecting its expansion in the segment.
The NRAI is urging all industry stakeholders—restaurants, customers, and regulators—to collaborate in maintaining a fair and competitive food delivery ecosystem in India.
New entrants include Jio Financial Services, Suzlon Energy, Adani Green Energy, Adani Power, Samvardhana Motherson International, and PB Fintech (Policybazaar).
Swiggy's management recently highlighted the potential of quick food delivery, revealing that it already accounts for 5 percent of its food orders within two months of its launch.
Viral Bhatt, Founder of Money Mantra, also acknowledged Zomato's strong brand position and diversified business model as key factors offering growth potential in the evolving food delivery and quick commerce sectors.
To address this, Zomato is focusing on offering additional benefits and flexibility to attract and retain gig workers, a crucial component of its operations.