E-Commerce

Few corporate commitments carry the weight to reshape a nation’s economic trajectory. Amazon’s announcement of a $35 billion investment in India by 2030 represents one such transformative pledge. Building upon $40 billion already invested over the past fifteen years, this additional commitment positions India not merely as a market for Amazon’s services but as a

The familiar red post box on your street corner is becoming an unlikely champion of India’s digital economy. India Post, an institution synonymous with handwritten letters and telegram deliveries, is orchestrating one of the most dramatic transformations in Indian logistics. With a ₹5,800 crore investment through its Advanced Postal Technology initiative, the organisation is reimagining

India’s digital marketplace is undergoing a major transformation. The government has rolled out comprehensive e-commerce regulations designed to reshape how millions shop online daily. These rules aren’t just bureaucratic paperwork—they represent a strategic push to elevate Indian manufacturers whilst simultaneously protecting consumers from unfair practices. At the heart of this reform lies a simple yet

Picture this: fifty economies, accounting for 60% of global e-commerce activity, all speaking different regulatory languages. Some require three signatures for a cross-border payment. Others demand paperwork that could fill a small lorry. Meanwhile, a woman entrepreneur in Pune has a brilliant product that could sell in Singapore, Seoul, and Sydney—but she’s drowning in compliance

India’s e-commerce explosion just created an unexpected winner. Whilst everyone watches Amazon and Flipkart battle for market dominance, digital payment gateways quietly position themselves as the next growth engine reshaping how India pays, shops, and transacts. India’s booming e-commerce market is rapidly becoming the nation’s digital backbone, with annual sales set to exceed $211 billion

India’s digital shopping revolution has just hit escape velocity. The country’s e-commerce market will reach ₹17.7 trillion ($211.6 billion) by year-end, according to GlobalData’s 2025 outlook. This isn’t gradual growth—it’s an exponential transformation reshaping how 900 million internet users purchase everything from groceries to electronics. Smartphone adoption, improved logistics networks, digital payment ubiquity, and favorable