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i have a good idea just like Swiggy and zomato but we will be not to deliver only food we will be delivering something thing special on 27×7 on any time So that people can get everything at home

Airtel and Jio have raised plan prices, while Zomato and Swiggy increased platform fees and started delivering food on trains These moves highlight their market dominance and duopoly, shaping & driving markets together to boost revenues and the bars

Introduction EatZze is a dining app designed to streamline the experience for busy professionals and food lovers. Offering Dine-Out and Parcel Pick-Up with Real-Time Tracking, it ensures users enjoy fresh, timely meals with minimal hassle. Problem C

Zomato’s 2024 year-end report highlights India's food delivery and dining trends, providing intriguing insights into the nation’s culinary preferences. 👉From biryani’s unwavering popularity to record-breaking restaurant bills and impressive saving

70% Market Share On Quick Commerce ! • As we have seen the pitch of Go Zero on Shark Tank India, Go Zero is one of the fastest-growing ice cream brands in quick commerce. • Go Zero's total revenue comes from quick commerce platforms like Zepto, Bli

Hello I am Aniket ghosh from West Bengal,my idea is to start a delivery app like Zomato but my idea is Zomato cannot deliver their foods to village areas they only deliver their products to trending places hot places here more people is staying,my pl

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

Reflections on PR Stunts by CEOs I want to share my thoughts on some recent PR stunts that have left me feeling a bit disappointed. Take Deepinder Goyal, for instance, delivering food with his wife in #Zomato uniforms. While I understand the intenti

India’s Degree Scam: How Our Education System Trains You to Stay Unemployed 🔥 Every year, India produces over 1 crore graduates, and yet, we’re staring at a youth unemployment rate of 45.4% (for graduates under 25 as of 2023, CMIE data). That’s no