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Flipkart is also strengthening its pan India kirana (or neighborhood grocery stores) delivery programme.

The company has introduced Indian e-commerce spaces to group buying.

The women entrepreneurs with eSamudaay’s digital tools will be able to fully own the LCommerce platform in their communities.

Small towns are becoming the driving force behind e-commerce growth in the country.

Companies are looking to digitally recreate the experience of bargaining with vendors local languages.

About 65 per cent of the growth of e-commerce will come from Tier II and Tier III cities, the report by ShopClues said today.