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Hello, Idea is to do something like blinkit, as they are doing with groceries, I would like to do something with meds, Get meds at 10 minutes at best prices. How bad this idea sounds!

Got a headache? Swiggy's got your back – and they're not taking their sweet time about it! In a "why didn't this happen sooner?" moment, Swiggy Instamart is reportedly teaming up with PharmEasy to deliver your meds in just 10 minutes. While they're

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Startup Idea: CampusCanteen - A Food Delivery Service for Educational Institutions Concept CampusCanteen is a food delivery service for college, school, and university canteens, offering quick and convenient access to meals directly from on-campus f

I have thought of an idea. Many companies offer delivery services, such as Zomato and Swiggy. Their concept involves a delivery person picking up orders from restaurants and delivering them to the specified location.I want to make this concept more a

If Your Co-Founder Doesn’t Have These Qualities, You Need to Rethink the Partnership. Building a startup is no joke. The right co-founder isn’t just a partner—they’re your biggest ally in the trenches. And without these three qualities, you’re set

In just one week, the quick commerce scene has exploded! Blinkit launched Bistro, promising food delivery in 10 minutes, while Zepto is spinning off Zepto Cafe into its own app. Talk about speed! Just weeks ago, Bangalore's Swish raised $2M, and now

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Tech Layoffs are a PSYOP! The tech bros are in the midst of a bloodbath where even the fittest don’t survive.This is a coordinated scam by corporate executives to drive down the cost of tech labor. Notice how the majority of these layoffs have been

How to Make People Want Your Product by Refusing to Sell It ? In 2007 (My Birth Year), a new luxury brand took a bold approach that seemed counterintuitive—they refused to sell their product to just anyone. Enter Supreme, the streetwear brand that