Odd-Even.com, started by a 13-year-old Delhi boy, Akshat Mittal, helps customers find a travel partner. Post-acquisition, Orahi's combined user base will be 70,000. The teenager has been inducted on the advisory board, the announcement stated. Orahi will, in return, provide mentorship to the schoolboy on running a car pool business.
"This move will benefit Odd-Even.com and Orahi users. Every new user addition adds to more car pool options for the community and eventually helps in curbing traffic and pollution for the city," said Arun Bhati, founder and COO, Orahi.
The carpool app had a few months ago raised Rs 3.5 crore from the Indian Angel Network.
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