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We can get groceries, fashion, and essentials delivered in minutes. But when it comes to electronics, instant delivery is still a problem. Need it now? You’re stuck waiting days. That’s about to change. Launching soon in Bengaluru — electronics in

Flipkart is rapidly increasing its dark store count, targeting 550 locations ahead of the Big Billion Days sale in November. Likely that top selling products on Flipkart like Smartphones, electronics, appliances - will be delivered in minutes.

Zomato FY25 Highlights (Eternal Business) • Revenue: ₹20,243 Cr • Profit: ₹527 Cr • Just 35% of Q4 revenue came from food delivery! • Blinkit now operates 1,301 dark stores

Flipkart is doubling down on its quick-commerce venture, Flipkart Minutes, by appointing Kabeer Biswas, Dunzo’s co-founder, as the new leader. The move aims to challenge competitors like Amazon, Zepto, and BlinkIt in India's growing fast-delivery mar

What do you think about this idea? Imagine an app where you can order groceries, food, fashion, electronics, and more — all from your nearby stores — and get them delivered within 10 minutes to a few hours, based on the item. That’s what Inmin is b

30-minute delivery war.... With 550 dark stores before Big Billion Days, are they gearing up to challenge Blinkit & Zepto? 🛒🔥 Will Flipkart Minutes change the game or just add to the chaos?

"We get groceries in 10 minutes, but manufacturers still wait days for essential industrial goods. We’re building a 15-minute industrial supply marketplace to fix this. Imagine getting carbide inserts, fasteners, lubricants, cutting tools, bearings,

Decode Decisions 🧩 | Zepto – Part 1 Zepto delivers groceries in under 10 minutes. That’s the whole bet. Founded in 2021 by Aadit Palicha and Kaivalya Vohra, the idea came from a failed experiment, KiranaKart, where they noticed something uncomfort

𝗗𝗮𝗿𝗸 𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗲𝘀 🛍️ Dark stores are a type of retail distribution center or warehouse that primarily cater to online shopping, particularly for groceries and other fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG). They are called "dark" because they are not