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🚨 Delhi is planning to develop a 52-Km Yamuna Riverfront project similar to Sabarmati riverfront in Gujarat.
🚨 Only 6,000 units of iPhone Duo are expected in India in its first week.
Some customers are willing to pay Rs 50,000 extra.
(The Mint)
🚨 Over 22% of college students in India have started businesses, according to a survey conducted by IIT Mandi.
Is there any city that fulfilled all the below requirements?
• Better salary
• Low traffic
• Nice weather
• Low cost of living
• Accessibility to hometown
There is a huge opportunity for tier 2 cities, especially in North India to plan accordingly, or else we might see the repeat of every tier 1 city's backlogs.
🚨 L&T to construct two massive 47-storey office towers for the Quantum Computing Center in Amaravati, Andhra Pradesh.
🚨 Breaking News: Apple is limiting purchases in India to just two units per customer for the iPhone Duo, iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max.
🚨 Breaking News: Bengaluru-Mumbai Vande Bharat sleeper train to be launched on November 1.
(The Hindu)
🚨 Hike Messenger achieved over 100 million users before shutting down in January 2021.
It is the closest an Indian company has gone against the might of WhatsApp.
🚨 China is replacing celebrities and advertisements on giant public screens with scientists.
Something we can emulate.
🚨 Annual data traffic in India in FY26.
Jio - 241.4 billion GB
Airtel - 101.3 billion GB
BSNL - 30.7 billion GB
Vodafone Idea - 29 billion GB
🚨 Reliance Industries released October salaries about 15 days early to nearly 4.2 lakh employees ahead of the Jio Platforms IPO.
🚨 TechCrunch reports Flipkart is nearing its food delivery launch, with testing now expanded to 8,000+ employees.
India’s food delivery space is about to get interesting.
Thoughts?
Walmart-owned Flipkart is inching closer to launching food delivery in India. Called Eat-in by Minutes, the service is currently being tested internally, with access now extended to around 7,000–8,000 staff in Bengaluru and a dedicated fleet of delivery riders already in place ahead of a public launch.















