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why meesho don't charge delivery charge to its sellers???

I want to sell products directly to customers in Delhi, cutting out middlemen like wholesalers and retailers. I will partner with local tradesmen to deliver and install the products, and use external logistics services to handle delivery. Moreover I

I have planned to create a platform dedicated to publishing dark fantasies. We will have a website/app where daily fantasies and stories will be published. Additionally, we will also publish fantasy books, distributing them through more than 40,000 v

Subscription-based milk delivery startups such as BB Daily and Milkbasket peaked during the pandemic but have since declined amid poor unit economics Low margins on milk and limited top-up adoption kept average order values too low to scale profitab

what do you guys think about a platform for education institution to manage all students, staffs and sessions data and also deals with analytics and send emails as required... charge on subscription bases from the institutions with very low charges..

The Dark Side of 10-Minute Delivery The rise of 10-minute food delivery epitomizes modern convenience but hides significant ethical concerns. Workers like Bharat, a dark store employee, face immense pressure to pack items quickly, often resulting in

Our delivery partners work hard to bring your food hot and fresh! What do you think is a fair delivery charge to support them for their efforts? even getting great discount.

Hi all recently I have Started using the platform for groceries and snacks. When I added a small packet of curd to cart which was around 30 rupees I observed that the price was showing as 117 rupees. I was wondering what I had ordered extra then I re

"Looking to build something exciting in the grocery delivery space? I’m on the hunt for a skilled website developer to help bring my 15-minute grocery delivery app to life — but with a twist. Unlike LinkIt or Zepto, this platform will deeply involve