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QC isn’t just for big cities anymore. People in Tier 2 and 3 towns also want the same speed and convenience. With Blaze, brands could now deliver in 60 minutes without relying on Zepto or Blinkit. But the question is whether a model like this can stand on its own or will it always need investor funding to stay afloat? The demand is definitely there. The challenge is staying sustainable.
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