Rahul Yadav News

Yadav, who had founded housing.com a few years ago, and Saini had applied for a pre-arrest bail last week days after a Look Out Circular was issued against them, and their plea came up for hearing before the session court and was rejected.

According to a report in leading startup news portal Inc42, Broker Network burnt over Rs 280 crore in less than 18 months, while over 150 employees have not been paid since November last year.

Rahul Yadav, son-in-law of RJD chief Lalu Prasad did not depose before the agency for questioning during the day. The official said the agency will issue a new date for questioning soon.

Rahul Yadav, husband of Lalu Prasad's fourth daughter Ragini, has been issued summons by ED.

Housing.Com, which has raised over USD 100 million from various investors including Softbank and has restructured the business, today said it expects USD 10 million revenue in the current fiscal.

There is a difference between "interrogation and crushing ideology and branding entire Left as anti-national", they said.

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Realty portal Housing.Com will restructure its business to focus only on buying and selling of apartments, and also reduce its employee strength.

Mani has held executive level roles in companies such as Citigroup and Yahoo. He has also been involved with several start-ups in India in advisory roles, the SoftBank-backed portal said.

Housing.com was in the news just last week (again) after the board of directors fired founder Rahul Yadav for the latest in his list of wild antics.

"Yadav who is also the co-founder of the company, will no longer be an employee of Housing and be associated with the company in any manner, going forward," it added.

When asked about media reports that the company is up for sale, Yadav, who has been in news for his "flippant" ways of managing the company, denied any such plans.

According to an ET report, Yadav has quit from his post, his second resignation in as many months, adding this time his resignation will be accepted by the board.

Along with the picture, Yadav wrote: "Infosys CEO Sikka. When I asked something he replied 'I just want to sleep' without listening to the question grin :D".

Real estate portal Housing.Com has acquired city-based start-up Realty Business Intelligence for an estimated USD 2-4 million deal (Rs 12-24 crore).

Property portal Housing.Com is eyeing international realty market for expanding business and is looking at regions like South East Asia and Middle East, a top company official said.

"Rahul Yadav has decided to allot all his personal shares worth Rs 150-200 crore to the employees of Housing.Com who number 2,251," the housing portal said in a late evening statement.

Rahul Yadav, the CEO of realty portal Housing.Com, Tuesday withdrew his resignation and apologised for reportedly calling fellow board members and investors intellectually incapable of any sensible discussion.

Yadav was involved in bitter spat with Sequoia’s Shailendra Singh in March this year and was quoted in startup circles, where Yadav accused Singh of poaching staff.