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Bengaluru Restaurants Are Taking Delivery Into Their Own Hands! Tired of sky-high commissions from food delivery giants, many Namma Bengaluru eateries are ditching the middleman and going solo with self-delivery! While ONDC offers a low-cost route, l

A uber like startup but the cars and fleets are owned by company iitself. Say no to high surging demand fees ,commissions etc

In an industry where platforms charge high commissions and exploit stakeholders. we are building one that takes zero commission. If given the choice, which would you prefer? Options: 1️⃣ Stay with high-commission platforms 2️⃣ Choose the zero-com

People sometimes say to my things like You need to Be Global, There are other countries to and all that stuff. I always have this Mindset like I Need Bharat to have Monopoly in everything literally everything. But some people are so much White Skin S

Revolutionize Food Delivery with a Decentralized Approach Traditional food delivery platforms charge high commissions, inflate prices, and limit earning opportunities for delivery partners. My decentralized food delivery app aims to solve these issu

We want fund with silent and working investors in Exizon We are monopoly service provider in rural areas in Rajsthan. We offer 15- 30% profit every year on your investment. Because we create different different products from village woman's and gir

CLIMATE CHANGE: I don't know why people are not talking about it, People are dying because of heat strokes, & Nobody seems to care about it, Literally no one mentioned about climate change in their manifestos, No news channel is willing to throw some

What if there was an app that charged restaurant owners nothing to join? It would cover a small local radius around each restaurant—say, 5 km. The restaurant owner would handle deliveries themselves, cutting out third-party delivery fees. The app wo

Hi Medial Community, please validate the following idea Tired of paying double prices and high delivery fees on your favourite food items and watching restaurants struggle with commissions? What if there was a food delivery app where everyone wins—r