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Nestle is considering introducing Starbucks' ready-to-drink coffee products in India's retail market.

During conversations with shopkeepers, it has been observed that 20-30% of profits are turning into bad debts. To address this issue, we are considering developing an application that would allow shopkeepers to register themselves, as well as custome

Jayandran Venugopal all ready to take a leap as a CEO of Reliance Retail!

Strange Fact: Hotels in India are legally allowed to charge more than the Maximum Retail Price (MRP) for beverages and other packaged products. Strange Fact: Bisleri Charges 50% more premium on Bisleri Bliss brand but offers the same water availab

Just a random thought. How about this business idea, Let's you tie-up with shopkeepers in your local market who are old school shopkeepers don't have knowledge of online selling, and list their products like clothing, toys, shoes, jewellery, etc.

"With the rise of online shopping and 10-minute deliveries, small shopkeepers across India are struggling to compete with e-commerce giants. These local businesses, often run by less tech-savvy individuals, face declining sales as large companies sou

I've observed people now a days hate complexity, they want simple solution.. You do the hardwork and complex ting in the backend either manually or with AI and sell them as a simple solution.

in India we have more then 50 department and ministry like agricultural department..finance ministry..home ministry etc..etc... apart from this Mr prime minister should introduce one new department in the name MRP department...maximum retail price .