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Snapdeal Co-Founder's Post On Hotel Guests Choosing Food Delivery Apps Sparks Discussion
Hotel guests are increasingly preferring the convenience, variety and affordability of food delivery platforms over traditional room service.
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Opinion | Why 10-Minute Delivery Model Is Under Pressure In India
Indias booming quick-commerce industry is on notice. In a New Years Eve flash strike, more than 200,000 riders refused to ferry food, grocery and other orders nationwide.
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"Not A Rant": Raghav Chadha Urges Companies To Treat Gig Workers As Human Beings
Rajya Sabha member Raghav Chadha spent New Year's Eve with delivery riders from Zomato, Swiggy and other food delivery platforms in Old Rajinder Nagar and heard firsthand their grievances and challenges they face in the gig economy.
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"If System Was Unfair...": Deepinder Goyal On Gig Workers' Strike
Delivery platforms Zomato and Blinkit have achieved record delivery numbers on New Year's Eve, despite calls for strikes over the past few days, said their founder and Chief Executive Officer Deepinder Goyal today.
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"Demand For Fair Pay Is Just": Raghav Chadha's New Year's Eve With Gig Workers
Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Rajya Sabha member Raghav Chadha spent New Year's Eve with gig workers, who held a nationwide strike stressing their demands of fair pay, humane working conditions and social security.
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Swiggy, Zomato, Zepto Delivery Strike: Will You Still Get Your New Year's Eve Food Delivery
Ordering early, keeping alternatives ready, and avoiding last-minute dependence on delivery apps can go a long way in ensuring your New Year's Eve plans stay on track.
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Zomato, Swiggy Hike Gig Workers' Payout Amid Strike Call On New Year's Eve
Food delivery platforms Zomato and Swiggy are offering more incentives to their delivery partners, a standard practice they follow on festive periods, to ensure minimal disruptions in services on New Year's Eve amid strike call by gig workers' unions
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Watch: Foreigner Admits Missing Blinkit, Zomato And Swiggy After Leaving India. Internet Reacts
In the clip, the vlogger mentions that he does not miss big tourist attractions and even UPI payments, which many people assume foreigners would miss the most.
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Delivery Workers' Strike: Survey Highlights Low Wages, Other Challenges
Delivery workers are nothing short of a godsend for many in India's cities. They zip through heavy traffic, pollution, and harsh weather to bring hot food and groceries to consumers. But behind the wheel, they fight a silent battle for survival.
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Swiggy, Zomato Gig Workers Call For All-India Strike On December 25, 31
Delivery and gig workers from major e-commerce, food delivery, and home service platforms, including Swiggy, Zomato, Zepto, Blinkit, Amazon, Flipkart, and other E-Commerce aggregator companies, are observing an all-India strike on December 25 and 31.
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This Indian Restaurant Claims Customers Are Using AI Images To Fool Food Delivery Apps
A restaurant called Nini's Kitchen raised concerns about false complaints for refunds, as well as poor cross-checking on behalf of the popular food delivery apps.
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Popular Bengaluru Restaurant, Meghana Foods, Apologises To Delivery Agents For Prohibiting Use Of Lift
A poster at a Bengaluru outlet of the famous Meghana Foods chain declared that food delivery agents were "not allowed" in lifts. The brand later issued an apology for the same.
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Expired Food Found At Major E-Commerce Warehouses In Telangana After Special Inspections
Food safety violations were flagged at warehouses owned by Zepto, Zomato, Swiggy, Blinkit, BigBasket, etc. in Telangana. The officials seized some items and discarded others.
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Zomato Issues Clarification On New Contact Sharing Feature As Users Feel "Uncomfortable"
As Zomato's new feature rolls out, the conversation around data sharing, restaurant marketing and customer control has intensified across the F&B space.
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Zomato Outperforms Swiggy In Q2 With Strong Revenue, Improved Margins
India's food delivery duel is heating up again and this quarter's results make the difference sharper than ever.
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Snapdeal Co-Founder's Post On Hotel Guests Choosing Food Delivery Apps Sparks Discussion
Hotel guests are increasingly preferring the convenience, variety and affordability of food delivery platforms over traditional room service.
-
Opinion | Why 10-Minute Delivery Model Is Under Pressure In India
Indias booming quick-commerce industry is on notice. In a New Years Eve flash strike, more than 200,000 riders refused to ferry food, grocery and other orders nationwide.
-
"Not A Rant": Raghav Chadha Urges Companies To Treat Gig Workers As Human Beings
Rajya Sabha member Raghav Chadha spent New Year's Eve with delivery riders from Zomato, Swiggy and other food delivery platforms in Old Rajinder Nagar and heard firsthand their grievances and challenges they face in the gig economy.
-
"If System Was Unfair...": Deepinder Goyal On Gig Workers' Strike
Delivery platforms Zomato and Blinkit have achieved record delivery numbers on New Year's Eve, despite calls for strikes over the past few days, said their founder and Chief Executive Officer Deepinder Goyal today.
-
"Demand For Fair Pay Is Just": Raghav Chadha's New Year's Eve With Gig Workers
Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Rajya Sabha member Raghav Chadha spent New Year's Eve with gig workers, who held a nationwide strike stressing their demands of fair pay, humane working conditions and social security.
-
Swiggy, Zomato, Zepto Delivery Strike: Will You Still Get Your New Year's Eve Food Delivery
Ordering early, keeping alternatives ready, and avoiding last-minute dependence on delivery apps can go a long way in ensuring your New Year's Eve plans stay on track.
-
Zomato, Swiggy Hike Gig Workers' Payout Amid Strike Call On New Year's Eve
Food delivery platforms Zomato and Swiggy are offering more incentives to their delivery partners, a standard practice they follow on festive periods, to ensure minimal disruptions in services on New Year's Eve amid strike call by gig workers' unions
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Watch: Foreigner Admits Missing Blinkit, Zomato And Swiggy After Leaving India. Internet Reacts
In the clip, the vlogger mentions that he does not miss big tourist attractions and even UPI payments, which many people assume foreigners would miss the most.
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Delivery Workers' Strike: Survey Highlights Low Wages, Other Challenges
Delivery workers are nothing short of a godsend for many in India's cities. They zip through heavy traffic, pollution, and harsh weather to bring hot food and groceries to consumers. But behind the wheel, they fight a silent battle for survival.
-
Swiggy, Zomato Gig Workers Call For All-India Strike On December 25, 31
Delivery and gig workers from major e-commerce, food delivery, and home service platforms, including Swiggy, Zomato, Zepto, Blinkit, Amazon, Flipkart, and other E-Commerce aggregator companies, are observing an all-India strike on December 25 and 31.
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This Indian Restaurant Claims Customers Are Using AI Images To Fool Food Delivery Apps
A restaurant called Nini's Kitchen raised concerns about false complaints for refunds, as well as poor cross-checking on behalf of the popular food delivery apps.
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Popular Bengaluru Restaurant, Meghana Foods, Apologises To Delivery Agents For Prohibiting Use Of Lift
A poster at a Bengaluru outlet of the famous Meghana Foods chain declared that food delivery agents were "not allowed" in lifts. The brand later issued an apology for the same.
-
Expired Food Found At Major E-Commerce Warehouses In Telangana After Special Inspections
Food safety violations were flagged at warehouses owned by Zepto, Zomato, Swiggy, Blinkit, BigBasket, etc. in Telangana. The officials seized some items and discarded others.
-
Zomato Issues Clarification On New Contact Sharing Feature As Users Feel "Uncomfortable"
As Zomato's new feature rolls out, the conversation around data sharing, restaurant marketing and customer control has intensified across the F&B space.
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Zomato Outperforms Swiggy In Q2 With Strong Revenue, Improved Margins
India's food delivery duel is heating up again and this quarter's results make the difference sharper than ever.
