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SHIV DIXIT

CHAIRMAN - BITE INDU... • 1y

Some Indian startup owners and companies are giving fake promises like some startup owner saying that they can deliver water , medicine , food , and other daily essential things in just 10 min seriously ! How is it possible ? according maths calculat

Nawal

Hope , I can Help yo... • 1y

It's just trend and I personal don't think anybody need something so f*cking urgently ! And If someone really need something so urgently I'm sure he'll just walk out of house and get it from nearby Kirana or medical. Quick commerce they name it !

Pratik

Innately Curious • 1y

Initially skeptical, I viewed it as a gimmick. However, the unparalleled convenience it offers, especially in urgent situations like needing breakfast supplies at 5 am, has made me appreciate its existence. These services capitalize on immediate human needs, but I foresee potential premium charges as they scale and customers become dependent. It's not just about groceries; quick commerce extends to various products. While Flipkart and Zomato have embraced this trend, I'm curious why Amazon has yet to catch up.

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