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Blinkit Offers Printouts For Rs 9 Per Page, Internet Prefers "Local Shop"
Zomato-owned Blinkit has started a printout delivery service in select locations, and they are charging Rs 9 per page for black-and-white printouts and Rs 19 per page for coloured printouts.
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Zomato-owned Blinkit Launches Printout Delivery Service in Select Areas
Blinkit, formerly known as Grofers, has started printout delivery services in a few areas. The company will reportedly charge an amount of Rs. 9 per page for delivering black and white printouts at your doorsteps, while Rs. 19 will be levied for coloured copies. Users can get their documents printed and delivered to their doorsteps by just uploadin...
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Zomato Shares Fall Over 20 Percent After Blinkit Acquisition Announcement
Zomato’s shares have fallen over 20 percent since the company announced its acquisition of instant delivery platform Blinkit on June 24. In a move that appears to have not gone down well with investors, Zomato last week approved a proposal to acquire the cash-strapped quick commerce company Blinkit (previously known as Grofers) for Rs 4,447 crore...
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"No Civilised Society...": Trinamool's Mahua Moitra On 10-Minute Deliveries
Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra tweeted today that she will raise the issue of the 10-minute delivery service promised by food-ordering apps in the upcoming monsoon session of the parliament. The 10-minute food service not only forces delivery exe
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Zomato, Blinkit Said to Have Reached Merger Agreement in an All-Stock Deal
Zomato has reportedly reached an all-stock merger with Blinkit (formerly Grofers) that values the instant-delivery service between (roughly Rs. 5,350 crore) and $750 million (roughly Rs. 5,732 crore).
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Grofers Renames Itself Blinkit as CEO Albinder Dhindsa Eyes Faster Deliveries
Grofers rebranded itself Blinkit as its CEO promised to speed up deliveries of everything from groceries to electronics in a burgeoning market dominated by Flipkart and Amazon.
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Zomato To Scrap Its Grocery Delivery Service From September 17
The company feels its investment in Grofers will help generate better outcomes than its in-house grocery efforts.
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Grofers Founder Responds To Criticism Over Company's 10-minute Deliveries
Albinder Dhindsa, founder of Grofers, released a statement on Twitter, responding to the backlash the company received on its 10-minute delivery policy.
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"Breaks My Heart": Grofers Founder On "Hate" Over "10-Minute Delivery"
The founder of online grocery startup Grofers has clarified that the presence of its stores in densely located areas and its "good" in-store planning and tech ensures that orders are delivered in 10 minutes.
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Zomato Set to Acquire About 10 Percent Stake in Grofers, CCI Filing Reveals
Zomato is set to acquire a 9.3 percent stake in online grocery delivery platform Grofers, a filing with the Competition Commission of India (CCI) has revealed. The acquisition would help Zomato enter the market of online grocery delivery platforms that already has Tata Group’s BigBasket and Reliance Industries’ JioMart among the key players.
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Grofers CEO Says Lockdown Fears on Tuesday Drove Spike in Carts for Grocery Delivery
Grofers CEO and Co-Founder Albinder Dhindsa took to Twitter just minutes after Prime Minister Narendra Modi concluded his address to the nation on Tuesday to reveal that more than 600,000 carts were created on the platform and waiting to checkout in anticipation of a national lockdown.
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Grocery Delivery Is the Must Have Feature for All Apps in the Coronavirus Pandemic - But Will It Last?
Shortly after the government announced the nationwide lockdown in India on March 24, Meesho, Paytm, Perpule, and NoBroker all started entering the market that already had BigBasket and Grofers as the two matured contenders and Amazon, Flipkart, Swiggy, and Zomato as the potential players.
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BigBasket Starts Deliveries With Cab Aggregators And Restaurant Associations, Grofers Also Faces Shortage of Staff
Online grocery delivery platforms BigBasket and Grofers are facing scarcity of operational staff due to the coronavirus outbreak in India. Ola and Uber drivers in some cities, on the other hand, have started delivering vegetables.
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What India Should Learn From China to Resolve Home Delivery Issues During the Lockdown
India is facing major delivery outages that surfaced even before the Prime Minister announced the nationwide lockdown. It can fix things in place by taking a look at China.
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Gurugram Police Directs Officers to Allow E-Commerce Deliveries, Delhi Police Also in Talks With E-Retailers
Gurugram Police announced allowed the delivery operations of various online services amid the nationwide lockdown imposed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to limit the coronavirus outbreak in India.
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Blinkit Offers Printouts For Rs 9 Per Page, Internet Prefers "Local Shop"
Zomato-owned Blinkit has started a printout delivery service in select locations, and they are charging Rs 9 per page for black-and-white printouts and Rs 19 per page for coloured printouts.
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Zomato-owned Blinkit Launches Printout Delivery Service in Select Areas
Blinkit, formerly known as Grofers, has started printout delivery services in a few areas. The company will reportedly charge an amount of Rs. 9 per page for delivering black and white printouts at your doorsteps, while Rs. 19 will be levied for coloured copies. Users can get their documents printed and delivered to their doorsteps by just uploadin...
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Zomato Shares Fall Over 20 Percent After Blinkit Acquisition Announcement
Zomato’s shares have fallen over 20 percent since the company announced its acquisition of instant delivery platform Blinkit on June 24. In a move that appears to have not gone down well with investors, Zomato last week approved a proposal to acquire the cash-strapped quick commerce company Blinkit (previously known as Grofers) for Rs 4,447 crore...
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"No Civilised Society...": Trinamool's Mahua Moitra On 10-Minute Deliveries
Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra tweeted today that she will raise the issue of the 10-minute delivery service promised by food-ordering apps in the upcoming monsoon session of the parliament. The 10-minute food service not only forces delivery exe
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Zomato, Blinkit Said to Have Reached Merger Agreement in an All-Stock Deal
Zomato has reportedly reached an all-stock merger with Blinkit (formerly Grofers) that values the instant-delivery service between (roughly Rs. 5,350 crore) and $750 million (roughly Rs. 5,732 crore).
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Grofers Renames Itself Blinkit as CEO Albinder Dhindsa Eyes Faster Deliveries
Grofers rebranded itself Blinkit as its CEO promised to speed up deliveries of everything from groceries to electronics in a burgeoning market dominated by Flipkart and Amazon.
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Zomato To Scrap Its Grocery Delivery Service From September 17
The company feels its investment in Grofers will help generate better outcomes than its in-house grocery efforts.
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Grofers Founder Responds To Criticism Over Company's 10-minute Deliveries
Albinder Dhindsa, founder of Grofers, released a statement on Twitter, responding to the backlash the company received on its 10-minute delivery policy.
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"Breaks My Heart": Grofers Founder On "Hate" Over "10-Minute Delivery"
The founder of online grocery startup Grofers has clarified that the presence of its stores in densely located areas and its "good" in-store planning and tech ensures that orders are delivered in 10 minutes.
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Zomato Set to Acquire About 10 Percent Stake in Grofers, CCI Filing Reveals
Zomato is set to acquire a 9.3 percent stake in online grocery delivery platform Grofers, a filing with the Competition Commission of India (CCI) has revealed. The acquisition would help Zomato enter the market of online grocery delivery platforms that already has Tata Group’s BigBasket and Reliance Industries’ JioMart among the key players.
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Grofers CEO Says Lockdown Fears on Tuesday Drove Spike in Carts for Grocery Delivery
Grofers CEO and Co-Founder Albinder Dhindsa took to Twitter just minutes after Prime Minister Narendra Modi concluded his address to the nation on Tuesday to reveal that more than 600,000 carts were created on the platform and waiting to checkout in anticipation of a national lockdown.
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Grocery Delivery Is the Must Have Feature for All Apps in the Coronavirus Pandemic - But Will It Last?
Shortly after the government announced the nationwide lockdown in India on March 24, Meesho, Paytm, Perpule, and NoBroker all started entering the market that already had BigBasket and Grofers as the two matured contenders and Amazon, Flipkart, Swiggy, and Zomato as the potential players.
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BigBasket Starts Deliveries With Cab Aggregators And Restaurant Associations, Grofers Also Faces Shortage of Staff
Online grocery delivery platforms BigBasket and Grofers are facing scarcity of operational staff due to the coronavirus outbreak in India. Ola and Uber drivers in some cities, on the other hand, have started delivering vegetables.
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What India Should Learn From China to Resolve Home Delivery Issues During the Lockdown
India is facing major delivery outages that surfaced even before the Prime Minister announced the nationwide lockdown. It can fix things in place by taking a look at China.
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Gurugram Police Directs Officers to Allow E-Commerce Deliveries, Delhi Police Also in Talks With E-Retailers
Gurugram Police announced allowed the delivery operations of various online services amid the nationwide lockdown imposed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to limit the coronavirus outbreak in India.
