Tag: e-commerce

Flipkart, India's homegrown e-commerce marketplace, on Wednesday announced ramping up its private brand furniture selection for the young urban population in metros and tier-one cities in the age group of 25 to 45 years.

From the last two decades, Indian sees a manifold increase in the e-commerce Industry. People are switching from roadside Kirana store to buying it from online retailers. Not only the goods that people consumed but also furniture, clothing, house appliance, gadgets, etc. Reasons for switching to online from offline are many: Wide range of discount Hassle-free shopping Free-home delivery subject to the terms of different retailers The option of opting for Cash on delivery Review from people about the product Choice of Credit

The protest against the e-commerce companies continuous because of the anti-competitive practices and to join the race now, the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has stepped out to fight with these companies including Flipkart, Amazon and other similar platforms. CAIT has launched a nationwide agitation against these companies as it is alleged that they are violating the law and the FDI policy. The claim of nationwide protest was claimed by trade leaders in the National Traders Conference which was held on Sunday in New Delhi and was organised bi CAIT. This nationwide protest will start from November 13 and will end on January 10, 2020

In the era of growing technology and where people are busy in their 9 to 5 Job life has become both difficult and easy for us. We generally don’t find time for ourselves because of hectic work schedule, managing life between college and home, handling children and marriage life. This forces us to avoid going out in the heavy traffic, pollution and added tiredness. Today, where everything has become user-friendly, people don’t worry about how to manage their basic necessity because now everything is just one click away. E-commerce Industry is growing manifold in India and providing the best possible services to its customers. You have to google the name of the product you want to buy, and a list of options appear for you. But is all this so easy? No.

Commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal had a meeting with the Amazon India Head on November 5 and figured out that the issues of...