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How to success against blinkit, swiggy instamart in quick commerce space? Can we win by lower price or cross selling other services at very lower price etc?

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Namma Yatri: Disrupting the Ride-Hailing Industry by Empowering Drivers and Setting a New Standard for Transparency Launched in 2022, Namma Yatri has transformed the ride-hailing industry by prioritizing drivers instead of imposing high commissions.

"Karodo ki bikes" is now real thing > Rapido, an Indian ride-hailing startup, has officially become a unicorn after raising $120 million in a Series E funding round led by WestBridge Capital, achieving a valuation of over $1 billion > Rapido has a

Uber has changed its pricing model for auto rickshaw drivers, moving from a 10-15% commission per ride to a fixed subscription fee. As a result, all auto rides will now be cash-only. While Uber will continue addressing major safety concerns, it wil

As we all know there are many players in FMCG or Quick commence segment. How BlinkIt and Zepto successful why not other ? What do think about it ?

Firstly we had traditional taxis, then Uber and Ola came with their asset light model but still after so many years they were loss making. Now BluSmart has tried to get the best of both the world's, having their own fleet like traditional taxis while

Idea for you implement now Guy's we all know that namma yatri startup is currently disrupting the whole OLA and UBER market with the help of subscription model . In this model driver just need to pay monthly small fees and he get customers without

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

Is ONDC Overhyped? Is it a threat or an opportunity? With ONDC aiming to become a one-stop solution for everything from retail to services, is it stretching itself too thin by trying to do it all? In a world driven by private enterprises, can a Pu