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I think the Indian market should continue moving sideways for some time, as that would be beneficial. If the market suddenly surges upward, the growth might not seem as strong or sustainable.

Delhivery's Dark Store Revolution in Quick Commerce! How is India's logistics giant shaking up the quick commerce game? 👀 Here's the scoop on Delhivery's bold new strategy: → New Offering: Dark stores for quick commerce companies → Unique Approa

Whole foods for India Does India has a demand for premium grocery like organic/gluten-free/healthy for you categories same as whole foods does in USA. Would you order from an app that specifically says we sell premium grocery and is the market si

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Profitability Metrics These are the stages of profitability every founder should be familiar with (Refer the table below) In the beginning, Start with Contribution margin (CM)- measure if your revenue covers variable costs. Next, target transacti

It's been a while since I've posted something, well anyways since I've been working almost a decade or more since WFH and have been spoiled with these Q-Commerce & other delivery platforms for my grocery and fresh produce needs. I knew there was a d

"10-minute delivery isn’t dead. It just got a $665M adrenaline shot." Zepto, the 10-minute grocery delivery startup, just raised a whopping $665 million in its Series E round at a $3.6 billion valuation — making it one of India’s fastest-growing uni

Nvidia just launched their first Ai robot partnership with Disney , It's really insane to see how fast nvidia is taking world in terms of agentic and robotics Ai. --> The things which we use to see in books and movies it's becoming real now --> Th

Hard facts i want to put out in my entrepreneurial race that i want to follow on- - I want to make a business that grows on a slow pace and not being a part of the rat race But Infact strategising slow, analyzing the market and going with the flow

It's better to make crappy product at start which is not perfect doesn't looks that good because you can always iterate and become better but most people prefer perfect products and do months of work and when they launch they get to know that know th