The Bangalore-based upstart, which lets consumers order instant help for tasks like cooking or cleaning, is working on its Series D round after already snagging $56 million in the 18 months since its start in 2024, founder Aayush Agarwal, 32, said in an interview. Its previous round valued it at $180 million.Startups offering household help in as little as 10 minutes have bucked the trend in India’s prolonged venture funding drought. Investors are drawn to the growth prospects of the platforms, which are ta ...