SSwiggy is a food delivery platform in India that partners with a wide range of local restaurants to bring meals to customers through its app and website. The service works by coordinating a large network of pick-up and delivery partners to route orders, process payments, and provide real-time tracking and 24/7 support, with options like Swiggy Super for free deliveries and discounts. It earns revenue from order commissions, advertising, and restaurant partnerships, and differentiates itself by prioritizing customer experience, fast delivery, and continuous technology and logistics improvements. Its goal is to offer convenient, fast food delivery across India and to grow its delivery network and revenue in a competitive market.
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Reducing pollution will be biggest challenge in future: Nitin Gadkari. Post Views: 59 Addressing 'EV Ecosystem Awards and the launch of Swiggy Instamart's EV Battery Swapping Network', Gadkari further said that India is trying to become self-reliant in the production of electric vehicles, as the cost of operating EVs is less than that of vehicles run on fossil fuels. "Pollution is a major problem. You know how high the pollution level is in Delhi today...in the future, reducing pollution in the country will be the biggest challenge," he said. Delhi's air quality was in the 'very poor' category again on Wednesday, with the Air Quality Index (AQI) at 379, according to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB). Gadkari also said there is a need to reduce fossil fuel imports and encourage EVs to cut the import bill of ₹22 lakh crore and reduce pollution. "To create employment potential is the most important agenda of the government," the minister said. Gadkari said state-owned NHAI has set a target to install 700 charging stations over the next two years and also claimed that by next year, at least 35-40 per cent of cars sold will be electric. He said the government's aim is to make India's automobile industry number one in the world. "When I took charge as transport minister, the size of the Indian automobile industry was ₹14 lakh crore. The size of the Indian automobile industry is now ₹22 lakh crore...and the mission for all of us is to make this industry number one in the world," Gadkari said. Presently, the size of the US automobile industry is ₹78 lakh crore, followed by China (₹47 lakh crore) and India (₹22 lakh crore). He said Toyota Motor Corporation will launch Innova's flex-fuel model on November 26 that can run on E100 (nearly pure ethanol). The minister said green hydrogen is the future and India can become a net exporter of clean hydrogen. Last month, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) notified changes to the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, allowing flex-fuel vehicles that can run on E100 (nearly pure ethanol). E100 fuel allows vehicles to run on nearly pure ethanol. Flex-fuel vehicles are designed to run on higher ethanol blends such as E85 (85 per cent ethanol, 15 per cent petrol) and E100 (near 100 per cent ethanol), unlike conventional petrol vehicles currently approved for lower ethanol concentrations.
Mukul dixit elevated to director - Category at Swiggy. The short version. Listen Have this story read to you His professional background spans category strategy, vendor partnerships, P&L management, business expansion and profitability enhancement across the retail and e-commerce sectors. Leadership experience at Swiggy and Flipkart. Earlier, he held several leadership roles at Flipkart, including Senior Manager - Business Development. His experience across these organisations has contributed to his understanding of category management, business development and commercial operations. Earlier career across retail organisations. Mukul's professional journey also includes experience at Future Group India, REI Six Ten Retail and Home Store India, where he managed diverse FMCG and grocery categories. His expertise covers several key areas of retail and category operations, including: * Sourcing and merchandising * Strategic partnerships and vendor management * Category development and business expansion * P&L management and profitability enhancement * Driving overall business performance His career across Swiggy, Flipkart and other retail organisations provides a professional foundation spanning category development, commercial partnerships and business performance. Join the conversation. * Editorial TeamEditorial Rise higher May you rise higher and lead with the same grace. #Appointments 8 eyeballs Work with Indian Conventions Opportunities. Indian Conventions News is built on participation rather than broadcast. Put your organisation forward, take the floor at a conference, or place your brand alongside work worth reading.
Swiggy's EatRight on its festive collaboration with Anand Sweets to bring No Added Sugar mithai options this Diwali. 2026-11-06 03:37:11 Business Bengaluru, November 05, 2026: Swiggy (Swiggy Ltd, NSE: SWIGGY / BSE: 544285), India's pioneering on-demand convenience platform, today announced a festive collaboration between EatRight, its health focused and nutrition-led food offering, and Anand Sweets this Diwali. The brand has joined hands with Swiggy to bring No Added Sugar mithai options to consumers in Bengaluru, delivered to their doorstep via Swiggy. Customers can discover the range under EatRight | No Added Sugar on the Swiggy app or search for "No Added Sugar". The collaboration with Anand Sweets will feature two festive favourites - Sugar-Free Kaju Katli and Sugar-Free Soan Papdi - available on Swiggy across Bengaluru from November 3-10, 2026, with prices starting at ₹295. Diwali celebrations are closely associated with traditional sweets, gifting and sharing food with loved ones. With this collaboration, Swiggy aims to give consumers healthier options, so they can enjoy the festive season without worrying about the sugar intake. The initiative builds on growing consumer interest in Swiggy's No Added Sugar offerings. During Diwali 2025, orders from the No Added Sugar category grew 40% year-on-year vs Diwali 2024. This growing demand points to an opportunity to expand the availability and discoverability of alternatives for consumers looking to make more mindful choices during festive occasions that traditionally associated with indulgence. Consumer interest in No Added Sugar options is also gaining momentum across festive occasions. During Janmashtami and Ganesh Chaturthi 2026, compared with the corresponding festivals in 2025, searches for "no sugar" sweets grew ~2.7 times, while No Added Sugar orders grew ~1.6 times over the same comparison period. The increased interest in sugar-free items during these festivals further highlights an opportunity to bring more choice to traditional festive favourites. Swiggy's EatRight brings together High Protein, Low Calorie and No Added Sugar food options on Swiggy, helping consumers discover a wider range of choices aligned with their food preferences across everyday meals, snacks and indulgences. Buy Maps User :- Suhani Bakshi Email :[email protected] * 1040ez online form * Income tax forms * Form Tax * Notebook Computer * Booking
Dhruv Kapoor elevated to Director - Enterprise and Luxury Dining at Swiggy. Dhruv Kapoor has been elevated to Director - Enterprise and Luxury Dining at Swiggy, marking an important milestone in his professional journey. With over 15 years of experience, he brings expertise in enterprise sales, strategic partnerships, business development, revenue growth, and key account management. At Swiggy, he has progressed through leadership roles including City Head and General Manager, driving business expansion and strengthening enterprise relationships. Prior to Swiggy, Dhruv spent over eight years at Times Internet, holding roles across Dineout, including City Head - Delhi NCR, Cluster Manager, and Retail Sales Manager. He began his career with Taj Hotels, building a strong foundation in hospitality and customer experience. His journey reflects a blend of hospitality expertise, commercial strategy, and digital business leadership.
Swiggy launches EV battery-swapping stations at 25 Instamart pods. By TheCSRUniverse Team · 04 Nov 2026, 11:59 PM November 4, 2026: Swiggy has launched battery-swapping stations and electric vehicle (EV) rental services at its Instamart pods across 25 locations as part of efforts to support the adoption of electric two-wheelers for last-mile deliveries. The initiatives were announced at the company's EV Mobility Conclave, themed "Powering the Last Mile", attended by Shri Nitin Gadkari, Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways, as the Chief Guest. The conclave brought together EV manufacturers, charging and battery-swapping providers, rental and fleet partners, financiers and delivery partners to discuss ways to make electric two-wheelers a practical and affordable option for last-mile delivery. The battery-swapping stations have been developed in collaboration with ecosystem partners. Swiggy is also introducing EV rentals at its Instamart pods, allowing delivery partners to access vehicles from the same locations where they collect orders. According to the company, delivery partners visit an Instamart pod approximately 20 times on a busy day. By making battery swapping and EV rentals available at these locations, Swiggy aims to reduce the time partners spend travelling to charging stations or vehicle collection points. Sriharsha Majety, Co-founder and Group CEO, Swiggy, said, "Every order has a person behind it, and the last mile is that person. Our delivery partners are at the heart of everything we do, and our vision is to make their work easier and more rewarding. For those who choose electric, that means taking away the everyday hurdles, so that the transition fits naturally into the way they already work. When a solution is built around the partner's day rather than around the technology, adoption becomes a natural choice. That is the future we want to help build for the people who power India's last mile." Neha Singhvi, Head of Corporate Affairs, Swiggy, said, "EV adoption in last-mile delivery depends on enablers that sit beyond any one platform. Affordable financing, reliable charging and swapping, and supportive policy. Many of the partners honoured today have worked on exactly these challenges, and their experience is valuable to the wider ecosystem. We value the government's continued engagement, and we look forward to working with industry and policymakers on solutions that help partners who choose EVs." The event also recognised delivery partners and ecosystem organisations involved in expanding EV adoption and supporting infrastructure. The ecosystem partners honoured included Indofast Energy, Yulu, Bounce Daily, RIDEV, Baaz Bikes, Motovolt, Shadowfax, BGauss Auto, Veelo Mobility, Hala Mobility and Yuma Energy. Delivery partners recognised at the event included Sajan Lal, Kamal Kumar, Avanish, Sandeep Gupta, Vijay, Ritik and Khurshid. Varun Agni, Co-founder & CTO, Bounce, said, "Access to a vehicle is one of the biggest barriers for anyone who wants to do delivery work. A large number of our riders had no vehicle of their own before they started with us. With this partnership, a rider has access to an affordable EV the moment they need one for work, and the battery-swapping infrastructure is already in place. The time, effort and money that saves contributes directly to a riders daily earnings and can help in meeting customer demand more efficiently. This is a big win for the ecosystem - for riders and customers both." Sharing his experience, Umesh, an EV delivery partner, said, "I rented an EV using the Swiggy app at affordable charges which were deducted from my payouts as per my preference. The battery swapping can also be easily done at the Instamart pods when I go to pick an order, ensuring I can make the most of my day and earn more." Addressing the gathering, Shri Nitin Gadkari, Honorable Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Government of India, said, " India's growth depends on clean, efficient and affordable transport. Delivery partners are the backbone of the new economy, and when they choose electric vehicles, it benefits their incomes, its cities and its environment. I appreciate Swiggy and its partners for working together to bring practical solutions closer to those who need them. Government and industry must continue to collaborate so that every delivery partner who wants to choose an EV finds it easy to do so. The conclave highlighted the role of collaboration among platforms, vehicle providers, infrastructure companies, financiers and policymakers in addressing barriers to EV adoption in last-mile delivery. Top stories. Featured. Latest Coverage
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