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Blinkit at Mumbai Airport? Internet reacts over quick delivery access at CSMIA — ‘Seems like an April Fool’s prank’

Blinkit launched its service at Mumbai Airport, allowing travelers to order over 2500 products via the app. making it the first airport globally to provide such a quick-commerce service.

2 min read1 Apr 2026
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India Breaks Into Global Quick Commerce Top 3, Outshines Europe & Asian Giants Like Japan

INDIA OVERTAKES JAPAN, KOREA & ENTIRE EU — Becomes World’s 3rd Largest QUICK COMMERCE Market in 2025! Only behind China & US | 15.5% CAGR till 2030 | Blinkit, Zepto, Swiggy Instamart boom with $6.8B funding. Groceries in 10 mins now fashion, electronics & railway meals too! Watch the fastest-growing delivery revolution!

24 Nov 2025
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Next Layoffs Won’t Be in Offices -They’ll Be on Bike Seats | How Drones Threaten India's Gig Economy

India’s next big layoffs may not hit offices — they may hit delivery bikes. As AI replaces white-collar workers, a newer threat is rising: drones delivering groceries, medicines and packages at a fraction of the cost. With robotic automation already replacing thousands of warehouse workers abroad, India’s 12 million gig workers face a future more uncertain than ever. Economists warn this could shake India’s employment engine, especially in a country battling youth unemployment. Automation is coming. The question is: who gets left behind?

19 Nov 2025
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Zepto vs Zomato: Aadit Palicha Calls Out Deepinder Goyal Over ₹2,500 Cr Loss Claim!

Zepto CEO Aadit Palicha refuted claims made by Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal regarding Zepto’s financial losses. On March 4, Palicha responded to a statement from Goyal that was published in a news report, which suggested that the quick commerce sector was burning ₹5,000 crore per quarter, with Zepto accounting for “substantially more than half” of that amount. According to Goyal’s statement, Zepto was losing ₹2,500 crore per quarter—a claim Palicha dismissed as untrue. Watch!

6 Mar 2025
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Blinkit, Zepto in Spotlight Ahead of Diwali: Distributors Seek Antitrust Probe | Predatory Pricing

India's largest retail distributor group, All India Consumer Products Distributors Federation (AICPDF), which represents 400,000 distributors for major companies like Nestle and Hindustan Unilever, has urged the Competition Commission of India (CCI) to investigate quick commerce platforms like Blinkit, Zepto, and Swiggy Instamart for allegedly offering deep discounts that hurt traditional retailers. What is predatory pricing? Watch!

21 Oct 2024