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Soma’s View | Post #1 🚀 How India’s Postal Network Can Disrupt Quick Commerce Quick commerce is growing rapidly, but it has challenges: ❌ High last-mile delivery costs ❌ Limited reach beyond metro & Tier-1 cities ❌ Struggles with profitability 💡

The Truth About "Hot" Startup Deals (And Why Most of Them Lose Money) Have you noticed those different hot buzz startups raising a couple of millions only from the rich, not professional VCs? Let me break down the real working of the startup invest

Every human being carries the same depth—dreams, struggles, emotions, and the capacity for love and meaning. We are all *equally* special. What makes someone feel uniquely special to you isn’t an exclusive quality they possess, but the fact that you

After using food delivery apps for more than 4 months frequently. I wanted to share my thoughts on food delivery as a startup after all. I mostly ordered on budget mostly and some times spent higher. food delivery is the toughest business you can

well I don't know how my idea leads to thinking in u .....I m thinking to create a app that could Directly connect foreign companies outside India and farmers those who could sell their grown products to outsiders ..... which could lead to increase i

Hey everyone! Sup? Everyone among us does aspire to be a billionaire but today's let's know the story of the worlds first billionaire John D. Rockefeller, had a remarkable and tumultuous life. Born into poverty, he displayed exceptional intelligence

India’s Petcare Industry Is Booming and It’s Just Getting Started Until recently, spending big on pets in India was seen as something only the super-rich did. But that’s changing fast. India’s petcare industry is now on a massive growth path. Start

“Let’s build a unicorn.” That’s how you rally a team. It’s exciting. It’s sexy. It’s aspirational. Now try this: “Let’s become cockroaches.” Yeah… doesn’t quite slap, does it? Unicorns are glamorous. Cockroaches are… inconveniently real. One’s a T

Why Did Webvan, a Grocery Delivery Platform failed So, it was 1996. The internet was expanding as crazy, and every dot-com company was raising millions with nothing but an idea. Louis Borders decided to jump on this trend and thus started Webvan.