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looking for Co-Founder and investor... if anybody interested then dm me... let's make a bright future... #selbyme #lavkesh #sharma LAVKESH SHARMA

🛒 SELBYME: Changing How Bharat Shops Hi, I’m Lavkesh Sharma, Co-Founder & CEO of SELBYME. We’re building a hyperlocal e-commerce platform that connects local shops with customers — fast, affordable, and eco-friendly. 📦 Pilot live in Bharatpur 🚴‍

looking for Co-Founder and investor. let's make a great Bharat together... #selbyme LAVKESH SHARMA

If we spend 25000 per month on Daily Groceries(Milk, vegetables, Fruits, Groceries etc) and get free services like Internet, TV, Water Purifier. Prices are similar to zepto/Blinkit with free delivery. It is like hyperlocal Zepto Will you opt for

Blinkit - Printout store screwup So today I needed some important printouts and I was to busy to go to a local outlet for printout so I ended up using Blinkits Printout store. As I had some good experience in the past with them, I uploaded 15 docum

Zepto Isn’t Selling Groceries—It’s Selling Time Most think Zepto is just another grocery app promising 10-minute delivery. But they’re not in the business of fruits and chips. They’re in the business of compressing time—and owning your daily habi

Quick Commerce: Convenience or the End of Local Businesses? ⚡🛍️ Quick commerce platforms like Zepto and Blinkit started with a promise—delivering essentials like milk and groceries. But today, brands like Samsung, Motorola, Xiaomi, Apple, and even

"Craving chips at midnight? Blink and it’s at your door .. but at what cost?" Welcome to the quick-commerce race, where groceries arrive faster than your Maggi cooks ..in just 10 minutes! 🚴‍♂️💨 But the big question is: How much would you pay for t

🚀 Zepto’s Rise – Explained by Nani Hey everyone, it’s your boy Nani back again — and this time, let’s look at how Zepto went from a random idea to a ₹41,000 crore unicorn in just 2 years! This story is pure motivation for anyone dreaming big. 💥 �

🇮🇳 Indian Startups Are Now Powering Walmart’s U.S. Supply Chain — and It’s Big. Imagine this: one of the world’s largest retailers, Walmart, is tapping into the brains of Indian startups to solve real-world problems in its U.S. supply chain. And