Shivani Verma

Shivani Verma has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in May 2024. The social media accounts linked to from Shivani Verma are: • LinkedIn • Email • X Besides social media accounts, vermashivani has populated their site with: • Is there anything e-grocers won’t sell? • Mankind Pharma’s canny marketing worked wonders. Until it began selling supplements • Inside the chaos at Wadia Group’s Go First • Why is Karnataka insisting on linking Aadhaar with student data? • MNREGA buckles under Digital India push • Bigbasket on top, Ola at bottom: is Fairwork India’s gig-economy ranking fair? • Meet the cyclists sweating it out for Zomato’s sustainability goals • Food delivery partners run the risk but can’t count on cover • Blinkit, Dunzo, Swiggy and Zepto are squeezing delivery partners • India’s women gig workers are on their own • Blinkit is endangering the gig economy • The one where Dunzo and kirana fans have a chat • Urban Company wants to ignite the RO water-purifier market when RO itself is under fire • Behind Air India’s crew shortage • A crop insurance app defeats Indian farmers • Pharmeasy’s mis-selling puts its 3.9 million customers’ health at risk • The delivery-partner fee you’ve paid, but haven’t really • Why banana prices online are just bananas • How dangerous are influencers peddling supplements? • Urban Company is caught between angry customers and angrier partners • Influencers promote products. What happens when they do the opposite? • Rapido has a safety problem it should have fixed years ago • Youtube, Instagram creators got likes and shares. Now, some only get restrictions • BNPL users are asked to pay for transactions they never made • Customers love convenience. Swiggy wants profits. What about delivery partners? • PVR Inox stacks the odds against its own subscription service • How Indian women’s go-to drug, Meftal Spas, became a victim of its own popularity • Who is responsible for the rise in sales of psychiatric pills? Not psychiatrists • IRCTC wants Swiggy and Zomato to save train meals and its own e-catering business • Apna's frantic search for survival in the jobs portal maze • IVF treatment can break the bank. So how are states offering it for “free”? • Healthify’s great escape from simmering heat in India to America’s fire • Amul made India the world’s top milk producer. Its next target is protein • Diabetics don’t need glucose sensors. Nor do fitness buffs. So who do they really benefit? • The Ken • India’s first law to protect gig workers is surprisingly good news for their employers • The Morning Context • Bajaj Finserv wanted to make waves in healthcare. So, it bought a wobbly ship • Inside Sugar.fit’s science-defying diabetes-reversal plan • At-home blood tests are soaring, and throwing up wrong results