E-commerce continues robust growth trajectory in 2024 driven by smaller cities
Propelled by rising demand from smaller cities, India’s e-commerce sector continued its robust growth trajectory in 2024.
Propelled by rising demand from smaller cities, India’s e-commerce sector continued its robust growth trajectory in 2024.
The Delhi Police, on Wednesday, ordered e-commerce websites and social media platforms to cease the online sale of firecrackers in the National Capital Territory (NCT) Delhi.
The Q2 FY25 net profit declined from Rs 13.64 crore reported in the preceding June quarter, according to the company’s financials with the stock exchange.
In the festival season of October to December 2024, the Indian e-commerce is projected to reach $12 billion in gross merchandise value (GMV), marking a 23 per cent increase from last year when the GMV was $9.7 billion in the same period in 2023.
Online e-commerce platforms in the country saw sales worth over Rs 54,500 crore in the first week of the festive season, about 55 per cent of total sales projected during the next month.
The varied products they make are usually sold at Him-Ira shops and weekly bazaars in the state.
The Consumer Affairs Ministry should implement the draft consumer protection e-commerce rules at the earliest as they are in the best interest of the consumers as well as the traders of the country.
The companies will deploy Euler Motors' EV (electric vehicles) across Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Chennai to transform and strengthen operation
The number of UPI transactions grew by 288 per cent and expenditure through UPI grew a phenomenal 331 per cent between 2019 and 2020.
The digital tax introduced in April 2020, applies only to non-resident companies with annual revenues in excess of Rs 2 crore, and covers online sales of goods and services to Indians.
