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Apart from the health benefits, Plant-based milk alternatives, such as almond, oat, soy and rice milk, have a much lower emissions footprint. Is this a growing market? What are the likely challenges and opportunities according to you?

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

The Consumer Adoption Process The consumer adoption process involves five key stages: Awareness, Interest, Evaluation, Trial, and Adoption. 1. Awareness: Consumers first learn about the product. Example: Tesla created awareness for its EVs through

Tesla’s Entry into India – Game-Changer or Overhyped? For Tesla’s Entry: Boosts EV Adoption – Tesla’s presence will accelerate India’s shift to electric vehicles. Tech & Innovation – Brings cutting-edge technology, pushing local automakers to impr

India’s EV Revolution Could Save ₹9.17 Lakh Crore on Oil Imports by 2030, Create 3.7 Lakh Jobs India’s accelerated push toward electric vehicles (EVs) isn’t just about sustainability—it’s a massive economic opportunity. According to recent projectio

The Changing Times We're witnessing a significant shift in how we approach our health and wellness. With growing concerns about the food we eat, people are becoming more conscious of the sources of their nutrition. The Role of a Family Farmer A famil

What's the point in war? War doesn't makes any sense to me, nor does the army. They exist just because of paranoia. It's just an expensive stunt which usually has a disastrous impact in global warming, pollution and shit... War has devastating con

Indian web browsers have emerged as an essential tool in the digital landscape, offering users features tailored to local needs and priorities. As India moves towards self-reliance in technology, these browsers have gained popularity for their focus

From Bitter Start to Salty Success: How Tata Salt Became India's No.1 In the 1980s, Tata Salt’s launch wasn’t smooth. Indians were used to buying loose salt at local shops, and many found the idea of packaged salt unnecessary and expensive. Initial