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Wakar

Stealth • 2m

Idea #2 - India has a 151,000 km highway network, and whenever I drive on highways, I often feel like eating or drinking something. But I usually have to pull over, get out, place an order, and either eat there or bring the food back to the car. Ofte

Parth Deshpande

Stealth • 2m

why can't zomato and swiggy do the same?

Sankarasetty Mukesh

Stealth • 2m

They can but they are into deliveries not into restaurants, in specific preparing food and maintaining a reap estate. If they want to do it, they would have buy many restaurants across the country.

Parth Deshpande

Stealth • 2m

I'm just saying Zomato and swiggy are going to be the duopoly in the Indian food market that means anything related to food or serving food to people anywhere, anytime, anything.If any new idea come into the Market it will hardly take them couple of months to replicate it or simply just aquire it with their deep pockets

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Shajin KP

Stealth • 2m

If they aquire it that will give life long run way for founder

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