Ten minutes to your door, no minutes to clean
On 22 August, enforcement teams raided the dark stores behind quick commerce grocery apps across Hyderabad. They found expired stock, pests, and vegetables gone to fungus, and shut four stores on the spot. Days earlier, Maharashtra pulled around a dozen licences from Blinkit, Zepto and Instamart. Everyone's cheering…
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