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Swiggy: India's Food Delivery Giant Founded in 2014, Swiggy's tech-driven food delivery platform has transformed the Indian market. Key Stats: 150M+ users 500+ cities 200K+ delivery partners Business Model: Swiggy connects customers, restaurants,

Swiggy's quick commerce division, Swiggy Instamart, has reportedly entered into a partnership with PharmEasy to deliver prescription medicines within 10 minutes, according to a report by Moneycontrol. Although Swiggy has yet to make an official anno

Do you know that every country has its own quick commerce, taxi, payments and e-commerce platforms? Zomato, Swiggy, Zepto, Dunzo, Ola, Oyo, Flipkart, Paytm - while being considered as top tech startups in India - are essentially National-level play

Just Bought Zepto's premium for Rs1!😁 It's really great for people like me who order daily grocery from blinkit or instamart!😃 I was paying food delivery and grocery also! I don't need that!😑 And I guess most household cook food rather than orderi

Here are some of today's top technology headlines: Major News: * Amazon's 15-Minute Delivery Challenge: Amazon is diving into the quick commerce market in India, aiming to deliver groceries within 15 minutes. This move intensifies competition with

As we know Invesco revalued the Swiggy and Pinelabs valuation and As of now PineLabs $3.5 Billion and Swiggy at 12.1 Billion . But due to this cut in valuation, these firms can face these challenges in the future and both firms are backed by Peak XV

Things to Be Mentally Prepared for When Starting a Startup 🚫 Rejection In the startup journey, you'll face many rejections—from VCs, clients, and others. Be prepared for it. Remember, people will only invest if they're confident you can deliver val

Why It Is So Hard for Dating Apps to Make Money: 1. User Expectations: Many users expect free services, making it challenging to convert them into paying customers. 2. Intense Competition: Numerous dating apps in the market force companies to offer

Innovation in India isn't suffocating from lack of talent or deep technology—it's gasping under government paperwork, redtape and outright tardiness. First-time founders aren't staying up worrying about competitors. They're stressed about GST regist