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The Battle For India’s Kirana Stores Has Begun Original

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By Meha Agarwal Verified
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SUMMARY India's kiranas are becoming the common ground for ecommerce, B2B and retail platforms seeking deeper distribution, stronger merchant relationships and valuable demand data. India’s kirana stores are suddenly in demand. Over the past few months, Meesho acquired Kirana Club; Udaan acquired ShopKirana; and  Jumbotail doubled down on kirana-focused infrastructure. Flipkart and Walmart are expanding their kirana focus, too. On the surface, these developments look unrelated. Different companies.
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The Battle For India's Kirana Stores Has Begun

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By Meha Agarwal Verified
| HT Syndication
India, June 23 -- India's kirana stores are suddenly in demand. Over the past few months, Meesho acquired Kirana Club; Udaan acquired ShopKirana; and Jumbotail doubled down on kirana-focused infrastructure. Flipkart and Walmart are expanding their kirana focus, too. On the surface, these developments look unrelated. Different companies. Different business models. Different objectives. But a closer look reveals a common thread. Everyone seems to be moving deeper into the kirana ecosystem.
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Intimate Care Economy’s Renaissance Original

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By Meha Agarwal Verified
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SUMMARY As consumer awareness grows and taboos fade, Indian startups are expanding intimate care beyond hygiene, building trusted brands across wellness, recovery and lifestyle. Earlier this year, intimate care startup Ugees partnered with premium innerwear brand Krvvy. Around the same time, menstrual hygiene startup HealthFab raised ₹20 Cr from Atomic Capital. Last year, the founders of Sirona, a feminine hygiene brand, bought back the startup from Good Glamm Group.
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