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Economic policies: 1.Road system: Improve roads in both urban and rural area.Made new roads instead of repairing highways. Economic Policies:Implemented policies that promote economic growth such as investment in infrastructure,reduce trade barrier,

What's stopping you from supporting this amazing idea with Daabagul? We're on a mission to empower home chefs across Mumbai by connecting them to a larger market through the trusted network of Mumbai Dabbawalas. Your support can make a real differ

As a cloud kitchen owner, I’m raising awareness about the challenges we face on delivery platforms like Zomato. They charge a 30% commission per order, and with an additional 10% government tax, we’re left with just 60% of the order value. From this,

"With the rise of online shopping and 10-minute deliveries, small shopkeepers across India are struggling to compete with e-commerce giants. These local businesses, often run by less tech-savvy individuals, face declining sales as large companies sou

Restaurants, clothing stores, shoe shops, and other local businesses struggle to attract customers due to low visibility and lack of digital presence. Traditional marketing is costly, making it hard for small businesses to grow and compete. DropX

Too Good To Go: Turning Leftovers into a Movement Imagine this: you walk past your favorite café or restaurant at closing time and see fresh food headed for the trash. Perfectly good food, wasted. But what if you could save that food and enjoy it f

In Bihar, a large portion of fish consumed by people comes from other states like Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal. This leads to higher prices, longer transport times, and less freshness. At the same time, our local farmers and youth are missing out o

Everyone thinks Mukesh Ambani plays fair. But he doesn’t just build businesses — he builds monopolies. Jio launched → Internet became free → All small telecom players died. Acquires majority stake in media houses → Controls the news narrative. Bri