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Regardless, of retaliation faced by traditional books lovers, this ebook trend is going relentlessly among readers

Although in trend, meal bowls are not a new fad in India. Interestingly, they have been gaining a lot of traction lately, perhaps, they present a balanced meal, or easily fuels the craze for hungry and convenience-seeking customers.

: In this article, we will have a closer look at how these mixed reality technologies are changing the meaning of different things in the real estate and construction sector

The funding will further intensify the expansion of the AR-powered app in Delhi/NCR and mark its presence in 4 new cities within the next 6 months

It’s a great concept in a lot of ways, for instance, it takes down the cost of hosting a party or an event down drastically, a lot of times this also means no license is needed, and for the event audience, they don’t have to buy unnecessarily expensive booze.

Launched as a pilot project, the brand is currently available in Goa and will soon be expanding to other states and introducing many new flavours.

The company provides livelihood to more than 18,000 women through its Shakti Channel which incentives them to source loans in rural areas

The designer would continue to lead the company as the Managing and Creative Director of the brand.

Even as most drone deliveries are right now focused on medical/ pharma and will soon be adopted widely by e-commerce players for last-mile deliveries.

The brand has opened its first Freshpik experiential gourmet food superstore at Jio World Drive in Bandra-Kurla Complex, Mumbai, the retail arm of Reliance Industries Ltd.

E-commerce alone reached 150 million consumers in 2020, and by 2024 the industry is poised to increase by 84 percent to US$ 111 billion.

The company also has a diversified portfolio under the 'Dhara' brand for edible oils and fresh fruits and vegetables, frozen vegetables and snacks, unpolished pulses, pulps and concentrates, etc under the 'Safal' brand.

During the period from 2019-2024, the Indian digital healthcare market will expand at a CAGR of 27.41 per cent, reaching INR 485.43 Billion in 2024

The investment will be spent mainly in R&D, operations, and building the workforce

Among the key challenges currently faced by MSMEs in Singapore that need to be addressed are cost, regulation, information and capabilities.