Migrant workers will now be able to add their family details which will help them in accessing child education and women centric schemes during their period of migration
Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) on Friday announced the launch of an online retail sales platform 'Wheels on Web' for the Bengaluru region. The platform enables customers to book, purchase and get delivery of Toyota vehicle models from their homes, TKM said in a statement. Further, it also provides real-time information on the status of their booked Toyota product, to augment credibility, and transparency, among others, it added. The Wheels on Web is a Business to Customer (B2C) platform that reflects the company's commitment to enhance the customer experience in its digital space, enabling hassle-free car buying with innovative features and services, the company said. The company had in 2021 launched its virtual showroom to provide its customers with a digital platform to access and explore its various models and accessories, facilitating a 360-degree immersive experience from their homes. With this new development, the virtual showroom is well integrated with the platform, the ...
'There are other sectors, such as engineering goods, agriculture, food processing, where the potential is very high'
In the past, the government has cautioned social media platforms that they could lose safe harbours for not complying with Indian laws
Webrooming theory states that some consumers do their research online but then end up purchasing the product offline, in a physical retail store
Users must appeal to the GAC within 30 days of receiving a communication from a grievance officer in case of a dispute
The largest order worth Rs 20,400 crore placed on GeM until now is by NTPC for mine development and operations services
The ASEEM portal acts as a directory that matches supply of the skilled workforce with the market demand
Lybrate study reports 65% spike in online appointments by women in 2022 over 2021; gastroenterology and ENT top list of consulted specialities
In India 11 independent fact checkers work with Meta on content in 15 languages in India
Other countries are looking to set up institutions like the Australian one dedicated to protect people from digital harm, says Julie Inman Grant
Invites comments on new rule asking online platforms to remove content flagged fake or false by its fact-checking mechanisms
This includes information found to be false by fact-checking unit at Press Information Bureau
The idea that online spaces can be fun, informative and uplifting but also fractious and divided has emerged time and again in my discussions with young people, says the writer
Around 5.6 million videos were removed globally for violating platform's community guidelines
Requests from governments across the globe for user data were up 10.5% to 237,414
50 per cent users said they were facing issues with logging in, while 33 per cent reported issues with server connection and another 17 percent have issues with app
FMCG major Nestle India on Wednesday launched its own Direct-to-Consumer (D2C) platform, foraying into the fast-growing online channel. The company would launch its D2C platform MyNestl in Delhi-NCR and will expand to other parts of the country, said Nestl India Chairman and Managing Director Suresh Narayanan in the earnings statement of the company. This has been "created specifically keeping the consumer needs in mind, I am confident that MyNestl will delight the consumer in every way with curated product bundles, personalised gifting, subscriptions, discounts, and much more," he said. Moreover, consumers can also try gourmet recipes on the site and get free nutrition counselling, Narayanan added. During the July-September quarter, the e-commerce channel contributed 7.2 per cent of Nestle India's sales. It was largely fuelled by new, emerging formats such as 'quick commerce' and 'click & mortar'. Recently, several FMCG companies either have acquired, invested or built their D2C
People prefer making transactions online but regard service charges as unjustified and costly
Online delivery giant DoorDash has confirmed that it has been hit by a data breach, which has affected several customers and merchants