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Everyone praises 10-minute delivery—Zepto, Blinkit, Zomato, Bigbasket etc.—until a rider dies rushing your impulse buy. This isn’t tech innovation, it’s human exploitation on two wheels. We’re trading safety for speed, lives for convenience. But hey,

What is your opinion on Q-Com Speed or Service? 🚀 Pick Your favourite 👍 Go-To Quick Commerce Brand! In a world where every minute counts, which quick commerce app delivers for you the fastest while meeting your needs? Let us know your favorite!

"Craving chips at midnight? Blink and it’s at your door .. but at what cost?" Welcome to the quick-commerce race, where groceries arrive faster than your Maggi cooks ..in just 10 minutes! 🚴‍♂️💨 But the big question is: How much would you pay for t

Amid growing competition in the 10-minute delivery segment, Reliance Retail has reaffirmed its commitment to a “under 30 minutes” delivery model. During the company’s post-earnings call, Chief Financial Officer Dinesh Taluja stated that Reliance Ret

If I were to offer 1 GB of data at ₹5, with no expiry, and similar plans for higher data amounts at a hotspot location, would this model appeal to consumers? Is there a market need for such a service, where data affordability and flexibility are prio

BigBasket Joins the 10-Minute Delivery Race.. BigBasket is diving into the competitive quick-commerce space with plans to offer 10-minute food delivery under initiatives like “Bolt” and “Bistro.” Backed by the Tata Group, the giant is expanding beyo

Idea Validation. A restaurant where people don't pay for what they eat instead they will pay for the time spent in the restaurant. Basically an anti-cafe model. The per minute charge will be around 4-5 rupees. The serving will be a Buffet Model. At