Forbes India - January 28, 2022

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The cover story is on Zomato and Blinkit’s bet on quick commerce. Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal says the platform is at the confluence of food and hyperlocal ecommerce. Blinkit (formerly Grofers)—in which Zomato is a minority investor—has opened over 330 operational dark stores across eight cities and plans to hit 500 by January-end. Hyperlocal commerce, Goyal reckons, is very close to what Zomato is as a business. This edition is also the Budget Special in which we look at what will it take to close FY23 with 8 percent growth, what can be done to generate employment, why social sector schemes need greater allocations and whether the government can meet its FY22 fiscal deficit target.

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