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Just a thought .. is it not tooo much for the q-comm sector zepto, instamart , blinkit , now Tez and more I know every one wants a pie as it's growth is fast but still I feel it too much... like I was thinking around the world eg USA focusing on Ai

Why does quick commerce succeed in India but struggle in the USA and other Western countries? Quick commerce (q-commerce) is growing fast in India because of factors like high smartphone usage, a young population, and rapid urban growth. People in

Entrepreneurship demands more from you than any job ever will. You'll work 10 times harder, face countless setbacks, and often go months or even years without a steady paycheck. But you don't do it for quick rewards—you do it for the chance to build

Now this one is interesting! So, I just visited a grocery store yesterday to talk about the impact of Q-Commerce on their stores, and the shopkeeper's answer was quite interesting. He said that his business is growing at a good rate and, these plat

🔥My mom asked, Who is "Elon Musk"? this morning after she saw a BIG Photo on Newspaper Then, This is what my answer goes: "In Humanity across.... The first time, A man not just became a 🎯President 🎯Leader 🎯Influencer 🎯Industrialist 🎯Pol

Today, as I walk through a forest, I find myself surrounded not by lush greenery but by a landscape parched and desolate. This stark reality underscores the urgent need for innovative solutions that can transform our environment. Imagine a startup

People are afraid of AI ! Do u know why ? Because they're afraid of that ai will do their work very effectively and much much faster in penny of seconds and in minutes. They're afraid of the idea that now they have to work much harder than previous t

Day 23: Bangalore's Startup Scene: Beyond Filter Coffee & Coding Forget stereotypes! Bangalore's startup scene bursts with innovation beyond tech. It's a kaleidoscope of ventures: * Fintech Mavens: Revolutionizing finance, making chaat vendors te

How an Snowboarding Gear Online store became an Drop Shipping king! In 2004, Tobias Lütke and Scott Lake faced a problem, they couldn’t find a good e-commerce platform to buy or sell their snowboarding gear online So Lütke built their own solution

Guess who's been moonlighting as an international brand? 🤫 While heading home from work, I came across a store that had the same modern vibe as the famous Lenskart.com, but with a twist - it was called Lenskraft! 🤔 The logo and fonts were slightly