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Soma Sekher

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Soma’s View | Post #1 🚀 How India’s Postal Network Can Disrupt Quick Commerce Quick commerce is growing rapidly, but it has challenges: ❌ High last-mile delivery costs ❌ Limited reach beyond metro & Tier-1 cities ❌ Struggles with profitability 💡 What if India Post became the backbone of quick commerce? ✅ India Post has the largest delivery network across cities, towns, and villages. ✅ It already handles millions of deliveries daily—why not food, groceries & essentials too? ✅ By integrating with ONDC, it could enable hyperlocal and rural commerce at scale. 🚀 Impact: ✔️ Expands quick commerce to Tier-2, Tier-3 cities and beyond ✔️ Creates massive employment opportunities ✔️ Strengthens India’s public-private delivery ecosystem This could be India’s biggest logistics disruption yet. What do you think? Can India Post be the next big player in quick commerce? Drop your thoughts below! 👇 #SomasView #Innovation #QuickCommerce #IndiaPost #Strategy #ONDC

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