private boom v/s public gloom

how startups need to adapt in such a capital cycle (India) August 2019 the India market is in a unique spot for early stage tech entrepreneurs, at least in recent history. with this post, I've attempted to explain the disconnects in the market, and a shared a few pointers for founders on how to navigate … Continue reading private boom v/s public gloom →

BSE Sensex validates that Food Tech revolution in India is no bubble

Consumers have more choice, and Pizza is no longer the only preferred home delivery option I read this article in the Economic Times yesterday, and realized that the food-tech sector has just demonstrated its real impact and latent demand on two public stocks (Jubilant Foodworks & Speciality Restaurants) Performance of Jubilant Foodworks & Speciality Foods … Continue reading BSE Sensex validates that Food Tech revolution in India is no bubble →

unexpectedly amazing customer service

how a wishful tweet was met with an amazing response by Grofers late evening yesterday (March 18, 2015), I read about how Postmates had partnered with Starbucks to deliver coffee to anyone with a smartphone. Postmates is available in the US, and doesn’t cover India. I tweeted wishfully at Grofers & their founder Albinder Dhindsa … Continue reading unexpectedly amazing customer service →

mobile on-demand everything, is a pipe-dream no-more

mobile on-demand everything, is a pipe-dream no-moreit is present here and now. today (Feb 25, 2015), i did the following between 7.30PM and 8.30PM IST hailed an Uber to get from office to home ordered groceries from Le Marche via Grofers App ordered a Chinese dinner from Asian Haus via Foodpanda App paid for everything … Continue reading mobile on-demand everything, is a pipe-dream no-more →