Nothing can beat home-cooked food, especially in India. With a rich food heritage and recipes that have been passed down through generations, there's a lot to be said for domestic dining. Feazt is a platform that connects people seeking out that hard-to-replicate, home-cooked quality.

Cheap handsets and low mobile data costs have helped India become WhatsApp’s biggest market, boasting more than 200 million active users. Yet while many use it simply to message loved ones or colleagues, group chats are proving to be fertile ground for political content and ‘fake news’.

There’s nothing quite like a home-cooked meal, but this kind of dining can be hard to replicate en masse. Indian start-up ZuperMeal could have the answer. It delivers food cooked by homemakers to hungry customers across India, and hopes to empower women at the same time.

Home-made food has a place in the hearts of many Indians – they spend an average of 13 hours a week behind the stove, almost twice the global average. Million Kitchen, a mobile and web-based service in New Delhi, now serves up this beloved grub right to people's doorsteps.