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Why does quick commerce succeed in India but struggle in the USA and other Western countries? Quick commerce (q-commerce) is growing fast in India because of factors like high smartphone usage, a young population, and rapid urban growth. People in

Electric transportation systems are transforming mobility with several key benefits. They are environmentally friendly, producing zero tailpipe emissions, which reduces air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions compared to traditional fuel-powered v

Even With 25% Tariff, 'Made in India' iPhones Will Still Be Cheaper in the US report from the Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI) reveals that even if the US imposes a 25% import tariff on iPhones made in India, the total production cost would s

Swiggy has launched 'Bolt,' a new service offering 10-minute food deliveries in select cities like Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Mumbai. CEO Rohit Kapoor challenged users to choose their food faster than Swiggy can deliver it. Expansion to more areas wil

Most smartphone makers are using ODMs to make phones Even Samsung uses ODMs Most Motorola phones are ODM-based Many phone makers use ODMs to save costs and produce phones faster so that they can launch them quickly in the market, especially budget

Blinkit & Zepto: The Quick Commerce Revolution🚀 Blinkit subsidiary of Zomato and Zepto by 2 College dropouts Aadit Palicha & Kaivalya V. have transformed grocery shopping in big cities, offering deliveries in just 10-20 minutes. But what about sma

Why do Reddit, Quora, Substack, Clubhouse, Medium and many more such apps list themselves in the News Category? Is it because it’s a relatively easier category to be on top or a category that has more impressions?

Hey everyone! I'm building a startup that focuses on hyperlocal medicine delivery within hours by partnering with nearby pharmacies. It's designed to make getting essential medicines faster, easier, and more reliable for people in urban areas. I woul

Ever notice how every broken startup has a million motivational one-liners plastered on their walls? "Fail fast, learn faster!" Right, because learning from your mistakes is so much easier when those mistakes are losing investors' money. What’s

Ever wonder why “lazy” people get promoted faster? It’s not because they work less. It’s because they work smarter. They: Automate boring tasks. Delegate what’s not worth their time. Say no to anything that doesn’t move the needle. Meanwhile,