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Will Reliance Industries be able to thrive in the competitive market, given that their products are often perceived as average to below average and heavily resemble those of other brands across retail, fashion, and FMCG sectors?

Has anyone here tried products or services from Reliance Industries and Adani Group? I’ve personally had disappointing experiences with Reliance—be it their FMCG products, buggy apps, or even the subpar quality of their TV channels. It feels like the

How is Reliance Industries surviving in the market with such pathetic services and products? If they were in some developed countries, they would have gone bankrupt by then.

Recently I had seen one video related to Kirana tech in India and why it is Failed? 😒💭🤔❓ I have made some analysis through this 📈🤩,I hope Guys You like it❓🚀♥️ - Price-conscious nature of kirana store owners - Limited scope for premiumization

After Reliance Industries announced their Q4 results, they have become the first company in India with a net worth exceeding ₹10 lakh crore. Along with that, the company has also announced a dividend of ₹5.5 per share. Speaking of earnings, the compa

The Psychology of Customer Experience Loss Aversion in CX People hate losing something more than they love gaining something. If your CX feels like effort, they’re losing time, energy, or sanity. What are you doing to eliminate loss from your exp

What is Reliance Industries even doing? The company feels more like a local convenience store than a serious global player, with no clear vision or direction. They keep launching product after product, but most end up as failures. Instead of focusin

According to reports hundreds of shops and restaurants distroyed by mob in bangladesh also many businesses and individuals threatened specially minorities in bangladesh . Whole bangladesh is in high alert and currently they are losing billion of do

Kirana shops are failing in India but it's not just because of companies like Zepto or Blinkit, In fact the reason for their failure, is why 90% of businesses fail in India See Kirana Shop business model is to be a retailer and make daily essentia

Hyderabad is hurting. The Kancha Gachibowli forest, full of trees, peacocks, and deer, is being destroyed. Big machines are clearing 400 acres for IT offices, and it feels so wrong. This forest is like Hyderabad’s lungs, and we’re losing it. Students