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Flipkart holds 48% of India Ecom / Qcom market 🔥

I saw many of you guys saying it's good and will turn out well in future. But I don't agree with This, Qcom worked because it serves majority order which we use in daily basis, like groceries where clothes we rarely buy and it lasts long. It will

What do you think about this idea? Imagine an app where you can order groceries, food, fashion, electronics, and more — all from your nearby stores — and get them delivered within 10 minutes to a few hours, based on the item. That’s what Inmin is b

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!

Discussing a major problem here , The market that has been untouched and untapped While consulting with doctors and rural girls , We came to know that majority of females in rural areas doesn't prefer to use a undergarment, social term prefer goin

Discussing a major problem here , The market that has been untouched and untapped While consulting with doctors and rural girls , We came to know that majority of females in rural areas doesn't prefer to use a undergarment, social term prefer goin

What if fashion delivered faster than food? That’s exactly what Newme is doing — quietly rewriting the rules of fast fashion in India with a delivery speed that turns heads. Launched in 2022, Newme isn’t just another Gen Z fashion brand — it’s buil

Blinkit, Zepto etc work in India, because humaare desh mei gareeb bohot hain 🙏🙏 We are an easy-to-exploit market where people are so desperate for work that they readily accept exploitative gig economy jobs, racing against the clock to deliver gro

I recently ordered Amul protein items, and it literally got delivered in 10 days. In today’s time, where Blinkit delivers groceries within 10 minutes, this seemed absurd. BUT here’s the catchy part — Despite the delay, people are still demanding mor