Back

Zing Food - a new Gurugram-based startup backed by Inshorts co-founder Azhar Iqbal - just got exposed by a curious user who ended up with COMPLETE ACCESS to their backend system. Startups are moving fast. But maybe too fast to secure their own pla

New Startup Alert! 🚀 ZING: 10-min Food Delivery Founded by Tarun Arora (Ex-COO Inshorts) and backed by Azhar Iqubal (Inshorts Founder) Zing is disrupting food delivery with their 10-min promise using AI-powered demand prediction. The game-changer

We're excited to announce that we’re launching a brand new app to bring you fresh, delicious food in just 10 minutes! Imagine craving something, tapping a button, and having it in your hands faster than ever. ⚡ We need your help! We’re down to three

Startup Idea: CampusCanteen - A Food Delivery Service for Educational Institutions Concept CampusCanteen is a food delivery service for college, school, and university canteens, offering quick and convenient access to meals directly from on-campus f

🚀 Launching our B2B Custom T-shirt Service! We design & supply premium branded T-shirts for startups, restaurants, salons, cleaning services, delivery teams, event agencies, construction crews, and more. Bulk orders | Logo printing | Fast delivery

startup idea 💡 FlexCart: Redefining Delivery for Local Stores & Gig Workers Delivery partners face idle time, losing income. Local stores lack delivery networks to compete with giants. Customers want fast, affordable local delivery. FlexCart is

2015: "Dinner in 30 minutes." 2024: "Your coffee’s at the door in 10." What happened? The food delivery wars are back—faster, sharper, and hyperlocal. The Players 🍽️ Zomato → Bistro Zepto → Zepto Cafe Swiggy → Bolt & Cafe Swish (BLR) and Zing (N

What is wrong with the delivery services of some start-ups? How is it that some start-ups, knowing how poor their delivery services are, keep accepting orders and then continue to delete multiple comments on their instagram posts about how Mr.A hasn'

The fast delivery took a life of an delivery rider it is more dangerous his family has no security now or then his kids amd his wife has to take a step and start earning for the family if we think what will be the impact on a child who was forced to

Dropped out of Stanford at 19 and built a 60,000 CR company. 1. Everybody called "Aadit Palicha" crazy when he dropped out of Stanford from his bachelor's degree in computer science. But what he decided to do next was even shocking. He wanted to bui