Bengaluru, which is frequently hailed as India's startup hub, is currently at the center of a heated discussion concerning its place in the ecosystem for entrepreneurs.

Deepinder Goyal, on Sunday, October 6, shared his experience of being a delivery partner executive for a day and highlighted that malls need to be more humane to the agents.

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal, who donned the hat of a delivery partner, was denied access to the lift at Gurugram's Ambience Mall when he went there to collect an order.

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal said entrepreneurs don’t need to be in Bengaluru to succeed, challenging the city's long-held dominance in India’s startup ecosystem.

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal on Sunday said malls need to be "more humane" towards delivery partners, sharing his first-hand experience as a delivery executive picking up orders for the food tech giant

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal took on the challenge to be a delivery guy for a day to understand the daily challenges faced by his employees. While delivering an order, he was not allowed to enter a Gurugram mall and was asked to use the stairs.

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal and his wife Grecia Munoz took to the streets of Gurugram, personally delivering food orders dressed in the company uniform