Startup

D2C King Arjun Vaidya Just Backed This Little-Known Startup That Could Kill Big Retail in India

The Startup No One Saw Coming—Until Now Imagine a world where your local kirana store delivers groceries faster than any big-name app—and uses AI to do it. Sounds wild, right? Well, it’s already happening. A young startup named KiranaPro is quietly flipping the script on how India shops. And now, with D2C powerhouse Arjun Vaidya joining as investor and mentor, this under-the-radar brand…
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Business

Zomato’s Blinkit Expands to Jammu: Now Delivering in Just 10 Minutes

In a bold move to tap into India’s rapidly growing quick commerce market, Blinkit, the quick delivery platform owned by Zomato, has expanded its services to Jammu. The company is now offering fast deliveries of groceries and other essential products in just 10 minutes! This new expansion will bring Blinkit’s signature speed and convenience to more customers, making it easier than ever to get…
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Startup

Amazon India to Launch ‘Tez’: Will It Revolutionize 20-Minute Grocery Deliveries

Amazon India is preparing to launch its highly anticipated quick commerce service, codenamed Tez, which will focus on fast deliveries of groceries and daily essentials. The company plans to roll out the service by late December or early next year, marking Amazon’s first-ever entry into the quick commerce space globally. This move comes at a time when quick commerce, the fast-growing segment of…
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NewsStartup

Why Zepto’s New Funding Round Could Change the Face of Grocery Delivery!

In a bid to solidify its position as a leader in the Indian quick commerce space, Zepto is in advanced talks to secure $100 million in new investments. This will be the startup’s third funding round in just six months, underscoring its rapid growth and the increasing interest from domestic investors. A Fast-Growing Player in Quick Commerce Founded in Mumbai, Zepto has revolutionized grocery…
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BusinessNews

“Swiggy Secures SEBI Approval for $1.25 Billion IPO, Eyes Major Growth”

Bengaluru-based quick-commerce platform Swiggy has received approval from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) for its proposed $1.25 billion Initial Public Offering (IPO). According to reports from the Economic Times, Swiggy filed draft papers for the IPO using the confidential route back in April. Following this approval, Swiggy must submit an updated draft red herring prospectus…
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