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How the Indian government plans to democratise online shopping

Digital commerce in India is estimated to be a $45 billion annual industry, and up until now has been largely controlled by Amazon and Walmart – both with more than 60% of the market – squeezing out kirana stores, the locally-owned shops that provide daily supplies and essentials to small neighbourhood communities.

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by Emmanuel Oyedeji
How the Indian government plans to democratise online shopping
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Digital commerce in India is estimated to be a $45 billion annual industry, and up until now has been largely controlled by Amazon and Walmart – both with more than 60% of the market – squeezing out kirana stores, the locally-owned shops that provide daily supplies and essentials to small neighbourhood communities.

Emmanuel Oyedeji profile image
by Emmanuel Oyedeji

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