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Farhan Raza

Stealth • 2d

🚀 Revolutionizing Food & Grocery Delivery in Tier 2 & Tier 3 Cities! 🍲🛒 Say hello to Giveat, where we’re bridging the gap between local vendors and customers in underserved regions. With our low commission model (just 10%) and AI-powered real-time tracking, we promise faster, more reliable deliveries at affordable prices. 🌟 Key Highlights: ✅ Targeting Tier 2 & Tier 3 cities like Jhansi and Kanpur. ✅ Supporting local businesses and empowering communities. ✅ Affordable subscription plans starting at ₹199/month. Our mission? To bring speed, convenience, and trust to food and grocery delivery. Stay tuned as we expand and bring Giveat to your city! "Giveat: Savor Speed, Relish Convenience." #StartupIndia #FoodDelivery #QuickCommerce #Giveat #LocalFirst #Tier2Cities

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