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    Househelp apps top 2 million monthly orders amid profitability questions

    India’s emerging 10-minute househelp segment is scaling quickly, but investors are seeking clearer answers on long-term economics. Market leaders Urban Company, Snabbit and Pronto together recorded over 2 million monthly orders in February, up sharply from 1.3 million in December, helped by expansion into new cities and micro-markets.

    Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw launches Rail Tech Policy and e-RCT System

    Indian Railways is introducing a new RailTech Policy to foster innovation and technology adoption. This policy simplifies engagement with startups and innovators. Additionally, the Railway Claims Tribunal is being fully digitised and AI-enabled.

    Investing in land in India: From getting a clean title to right timing, how to make the most of it

    Land investment in India offers potential outsized gains but carries legal risks including title disputes and zoning issues. Experts recommend thorough legal scrutiny, professional surveys, and treating land as a long-term investment in your portfolio.

    India Post to resume postal services of all categories to US from tomorrow

    India Post will resume all international postal services to the US starting Wednesday. This follows a suspension due to new US import regulations. India Post has now set up a system to collect customs duties upfront in India. This ensures faster clearance and seamless delivery for shipments to the USA. All postal categories are now available for booking.

    UAE to launch driverless delivery vehicles within a year

    The UAE will soon see driverless delivery vehicles on its roads. 7X Group is expanding autonomous vehicle trials across the Emirates. The company aims to have these vehicles delivering goods nationwide within a year. This initiative will benefit courier services by reducing traffic and costs. Other companies are also testing autonomous deliveries in the UAE.

    ED attaches fresh assets worth over Rs 260 crore in Rose Valley case

    The Enforcement Directorate has attached assets worth Rs 263 crore belonging to the Rose Valley Group under anti-money laundering laws. The attached assets include a bungalow and shares of 32 front companies. This action is part of an ongoing investigation into the group's alleged duping of investors through fraudulent schemes promising high returns, with Rs 6,666 crore remaining unpaid.

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