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How about starting an quick deliveries exclusively for stationary items I frequently face this problem Does this problem really exist ??? Comment ur views guys

BlinkIt sold 693 Rakhis every minute on RakshaBandhan. BlinkIt has recorded the highest ever sale of Rakhis and Kaju Katli on Raksha Bandhan.

Blinkit has reported revenue of ₹942 crore in Q1 FY25.

🔄 Nifty 50: 1996 vs 2024 🔄 Only 11 companies from the original 1996 Nifty 50 are still part of the index in 2024! 📈 The changing landscape of the Indian stock market highlights evolving industries and new growth leaders. From 🏗️ infrastructure gi

But I have no more kidneys to sell.So how about I sell my brain?? Wait I don't have a brain🥲 Because why would I purchase the same model which has the same features as the previous model . Only the name and price tag has changed. But I don't have a

Why most of the Airlines go Bankrupt? Why is it so tough to Run an Airline not only in India but in the whole world.

It may not be relevant to startups or something, but I just want to share something. I am in 4th year, and my placement season started. Till new two companies visited our college. One was 25 LPA, and another is 7 LPA. I didn't make it the 25LPA one

In the poll I conducted yesterday, 51% of people were saying no, but the Fed has cut rates now. Only the RBI is left; let's see what happens.

Just a thought .. is it not tooo much for the q-comm sector zepto, instamart , blinkit , now Tez and more I know every one wants a pie as it's growth is fast but still I feel it too much... like I was thinking around the world eg USA focusing on Ai

I was thinking, where does schools all buy their uniform design and clothes material, where do they get Stationary day to day required things of the school. How the whole supply chain works? Can anyone tell me? Spoiler Note 😁:- (I am not discussin