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Will Reliance Industries be able to thrive in the competitive market, given that their products are often perceived as average to below average and heavily resemble those of other brands across retail, fashion, and FMCG sectors?

Reliance Industries feels like a kirana store. Are they losing focus by launching everything left and right and failing miserably? From technology to FMCG, they have below-average products

Companies under Reliance make pathetic sub-standard products from electronics to retail.

Indians pay daily to Reliance through: * Jio: Mobile/broadband, OTT * Reliance Retail: Groceries, electronics, clothing. * Jio-bp: Fuel.

Reliance jumps 3%! Shein effect? Reliance Retail brings back China’s fast fashion giant to India after a 5-year ban...👀

Has anyone here tried products or services from Reliance Industries and Adani Group? I’ve personally had disappointing experiences with Reliance—be it their FMCG products, buggy apps, or even the subpar quality of their TV channels. It feels like the

Few FMCG companies uses quick commerce to push near to expiry products and non movable stocks. (Link to articlr below) Do you think this is a healthy and ethical practice or is it not right to do so?

Reliance Consumer Products launches Campa in UAE to expand global reach

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Mukesh Ambani is an Indian business magnate, chairman, and managing director of Reliance Industries Limited (RIL). Key Highlights: * Transformation of Reliance: Under his leadership, Reliance Industries has diversified significantly, expanding from