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Namma yatri case study: Introduction: Namma Yatri is a public transport initiative launched by the Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) in 2018 to improve transportation services in Bengaluru. Objective: The primary goal of Namma Yatri

Namma Yatri is a ride booking app which is threatening the duopoly of Ola and Uber. Ola and Uber charges upto 30% commission from their drivers which means the driver has to pay ₹30/ride to the company if he earns ₹100/ride. And also the payment is

Half of the Total World Population lives in the Red Area. 🤯 India deserves a Permanent Seat at United Nations Security Council as it is the largest country in the world in Population terms.

Paytm eyes in ride hailing sector through ONDC.Two points to focus on: 1 Few days back we heard that Ola is also focusing to penetrate more in India . Where does this paytm move will end. Will he able to break the market? 2 Is this just a strategy t

One of the major issues we face in India is extremely high supply with very low demand. This country holds 1/6th of global human population. Currently 70% of India is under 30 making India GenZ-GenAlpha dominated, and 30% of the entire population

India exports pharmaceuticals to over 200 countries. It supplies more than half of Africa's generic medicine needs, almost 40% of the US's generic demand, and about 25% of the UK's medicine.

I'm baffled how namma yatri makes money? Considering a driver takes on average 10 trips a day that's 2.5 Rs per trip One drop location search can cost from 0.6 to 1.5 Rs and 50% of searches never make a trip. If they use accurate ETA for matching

PAY & OPEN Why Indian's love "Cash On Delivery" Namma Yatri & Mesho strategy Namma Yatri strategy Subscriptions base food delivery app for restaurant owner. This app will allow the restaurant owner to open there shop daily bases just pay a subsc

That's crazy!! India is the No. 1 plastic polluter on earth. India produces 3x more plastic pollution than China, despite having a similar population! The Crazy Part? India's daily plastic waste could build ~6,250 km of roads each day, enough to r

Many of you have know that only less than 5% population in india, pays taxes. But there is reason for it. According to this economic times report, only 1.8 crore people earn more than 5 lakhs annually (~2%). And if you earn less than 5 lakhs, you leg