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Game Changing Growths of India [ PART 3 ] Flipkart was found in October 2007, in Bengaluru. They initially started by selling books and the initial investments were made by the families of the founders. In 2012, Flipkart acquired Letsbuy, an online

Many Indian startups mirror American giants: Flipkart (Amazon) Ola (Uber) Paytm (PayPal) Zomato (Yelp) While adapting ideas for local markets has driven success, when will we see a truly original global startup from India?

People do you know any indian multi-vendor e-commerce platform startups who are at their initial growth stage?... (Platforms type - Flipkart, Amazon)

Apple integrating GPT in apple AI , Amazon integrating Claude in Alexa. These Giants are not running in AI race but integrating it. This clearly shows it's not always about funds. But I am still curious why they didn't compete or built their own AI

Top 10 Giants with their failed product! You'd be surprised to see who all are here. Check it out and comment your reaction!

We’re building a fashion quick-commerce platform that aims to deliver clothes and accessories in 120 minutes or less. We’re mainly focused on Gen Z, with a mix of Gen Z brands and Indian homegrown labels, but will have something for everyone. Looking

Meesho is killing it!! Amidst this sale season with Amazon & Flipkart stealing the limelight. Meesho’s total orders increased by over 40% YOY! The Crazy Part? They recorded 145 cr customer visits in just 10 days with customers from all over India

A Record-Breaking 3000 Orders in Just 7 Days! Have you heard about Zebra Fashion? This fashion brand has just created a new record by receiving a whopping 3000 orders in just 7 days! How did they do it? Unique Designs: Zebra Fashion's designs are s

Snitch: From Shark Tank Sensation to D2C Fashion Powerhouse Remember Siddharth Dungarwal's impressive Snitch pitch on Shark Tank India? Two years later, this men's fast fashion brand is soaring! 📈 Then: • 2000+ daily orders • 2.5% website convers

The two biggest e-commerce companies in India, Amazon and Flipkart, are owned by American companies. Do you think India needs a homegrown company to emerge as a new rival in the e-commerce sector to compete against these American giants? With the rap