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Zomato vs ONDC Problem- Zomato is charging high commissions from restaurants which forces them to increase the prices on the platform. End consumer has no choice since they are used to the button dabao delivery pao thing very much. Solution- order

Hi I am having a startup which provide online freelancing services, education services and virtual online internship for students under tech domain. I need some ideas on how to increase it's awareness, customer acquisition and brand recognition. If y

I have best' idea currently I'm working on that nd my team too I just need investor nd my idea is now under prototype development stage and I'm sure do one meeting with me you definitely like this idea Thanks!

A client once came to us after spending ₹120000 on a basic website. It had: Broken forms No admin panel No mobile responsiveness And the developer had disappeared We rebuilt the entire platform — scalable, fast, admin-ready — in under 3 weeks.

I just uninstalled Zomato and Swiggy! Here's why:- Recently, I decided to uninstall Zomato and Swiggy and make a shift towards using the ONDC platform for my food delivery needs. For those who might not know, ONDC stands for Open Network for Digita

Steal This 2025 India Startup Playbook (Before Everyone Else Does) (5 Market Trends Backed by Real Opportunity) Here's what actually matters: 1. ONDC/OCEN Arbitrage - ONDC + OCEN + UPI 2.0 lets you reach 500M buyers directly. The next unicorn w

Does c/cpp still have chance in dev field Because I gave my whole engineering days working on c/cpp and i started working in an embedded role so that I could explore more in c/cpp but the salary I was getting was too less do you guys think c/cpp don

What happens if ONDC (Open Network for Digital Commerce) actually works? Here’s who wins, who loses—and how the whole game shifts 👇 • Small businesses finally get online reach—without being locked into Amazon or Flipkart • A kirana store in Indore

Remember what Piyush Goyal said a few weeks ago? “Do we really need 10-minute deliveries?” For Praveen Kumar, 26, that question came too late. A delivery executive who died trying to meet a 10-minute quick-commerce deadline. He took the wrong side