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New Delhi [India], January 13: Mera Market, an emerging player in the Ecommerce market, is rapidly gaining popularity among startups in India as their preferred platform for launching their first online stores. The platform has become a force to be reckoned with achieving multimillion-dollar sales figures and has been dedicated to assisting startups in building their brands from scratch through its innovative 'LIFETIME ECOMMERCE STORE FEATURE'. Mera Market proudly identifies itself as a "creative branding" company, emphasizing its commitment to shaping and enhancing the brand identities of its clients. Also Read | Lohri 2024: When and How To Celebrate the Harvest Festival of Punjab This Year. Currently, the platform boasts collaborations with over 3000 clients and operates through a network of 28 or more franchises nationwide, underscoring its significant influence on the ecommerce landscape. In March 2022, the company celebrated the achievement of serving 500 clients through a dynamic portfolio website. Following with a major milestone that was reached in December 2022, as it successfully launched its own ecommerce platform, integrating Google CMS, experiencing a remarkable surge to 1500 clients by March 2023. As of January 12th, 2024, Mera Market closed its 30th franchise, with major states like Kerala, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Uttar Pradesh contributing significantly - 12, 8, 7, and 3 franchises respectively. "We're excited to be the preferred choice for Indian startups entering the ecommerce space. We aim to be a transformative force, supporting entrepreneurs in building successful online ventures, said Nilesh Rajendra Barnawal, Founder and CEO of Mera Market. Also Read | Makar Sankranti 2024: Alia Bhatt, Kriti Sanon's Traditional Black Suits To Flaunt on This Day. Nilesh has introduced a revolutionary strategy that enables startups to establish comprehensive ecommerce ventures without the encumbrance of regular fees. This distinctive offering distinguishes Mera Market from other platforms in the industry. With more than 7 years of experience, Nilesh has strategically positioned Mera Market as a transformative force for startups in India. In a pivotal moment for the company's growth, Sharookh Anis Ahmad joined Mera Market as a company director during its learning phase. Serving as the backbone of the organization, Ahmad oversees the seamless execution of all tasks, meticulously managing records, tracking submission deadlines, client meetings, and ensuring the timely delivery of creatives. Mera Market proudly serves a diverse clientele of over 30 clients from Bahrain, the UK, and Vanuatu. The company envisions and strives to empower small to medium-sized businesses with intelligent and affordable business growth through its super-responsive website template. Furthermore, Mera Market is dedicated to facilitating the expansion of digital presence for individuals and startups, regardless of their scale or industry. At present, the company is driven by a team of 23 dedicated employees who are actively propelling its vision and mission forward. The head office, situated at C4, Mahavir Dham, Saibaba Nagar, Borivali West, Mumbai 400092, anchors the company's operations, while the Gorakhpur branch at 159, Rampur Buzurg, near Wireless, Hata, Rampur, Uttar Pradesh 274203, stands as a testament to an expanding reach and commitment to providing exceptional services. Over the past year, Mera Market has expanded its team, reinforcing its operations and generating significant media attention. Clients laud the company for its user-friendly approach, particularly its utility for startup ecommerce ventures seeking to enter the online business arena without extensive financial commitments or coding expertise. The application process is straightforward - aspiring entrepreneurs can simply apply for ecommerce, share their business plans, and let the Mera Market team handle the rest. As Mera Market continues to reshape the ecommerce landscape in India, the company's dedication to fostering creative branding and providing accessible solutions for startups is driving its success. With a commitment to lifetime ecommerce stores and a proven track record of success, Mera Market stands as the go-to platform for startups venturing into the world of online business. For more information, please visit: https://meramarket.in/ (ADVERTORIAL DISCLAIMER: The above press release has been provided by SRV Media. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of the same) (This is an unedited and auto-generated story from Syndicated News feed, LatestLY Staff may not have modified or edited the content body)

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World News | Molasses Makers in Nepal Under Pressure Due to Short Preparation Wi...

Kathmandu [Nepal], January 13 (ANI): Restless hands, boiling lumps of sugar, and its aroma always linger in the air around the ancient city of Tokha these days, as it has been the sole supplier of the molasses locally called "Chaku" for years. Workers preparing molasses this year are under pressure to maintain the supply of enough "Chaku" in the market, as they had relatively less time to prepare and dispatch it to the market. Demand for the confectionary has already risen in the market with the arrival of Maghe Sankranti, the festival of Chaku. Also Read | Japan: Crack Found on Cockpit Window of ANA Boeing 737-800 Aircraft Mid-Air, Plane Safely Lands at Sapporo-New Chitose Airport. Buddha Shrestha, an entrepreneur at Tokha, told ANI, "Demands for Chaku (molasses) are rising year by year. The season is quite short this year, because of which we fear that we won't be able to tap into the supply as per demand. We are making efforts to pump on enough produce for the market but we are not able to supply enough amount of Chaku as per the demand of the market." Shrestha added that the production of Chaku in the ancient town started late by about 10 days this year in comparison to the previous ones. Also Read | UK Shocker: Mother, Her Ex-Partner Kill 18-Month-Old Boy in 'Cruel and Brutal' Attack, Jailed For Life. "In previous years we used to start producing Chaku in high volume from mid-November but this year we started late from the first week of December. The demand of Chaku increases when the Newa: a community of Kathmandu Valley devour themselves celebrating Yo:mari Punhi and the festival as per the lunar calendar started late which gave us a window of 19 days to prepare enough Chaku for the Maghe Sakranti. In the earlier years we used to have about a month to prepare and supply enough to the market but this year the season is short which has resulted in low supply," Shrestha explained. The Newa, a community of Kathmandu valley consume a high volume of Chaku- confectionery made from concentrated sugarcane juice, jaggery, ghee and nuts which holds significance on the Maghe Sankranti- the first day of the 10th month as per the Lunar calendar. This process involves melting jaggery, stirring it continuously and then cooling it in clay pots. It is then whipped, slapped, and stretched until it turns dark brown. The confectionery is then weighed, topped with nuts, and packaged. The whole process takes two to three hours. "Consuming Chaku would regulate body temperature. It increases warmth in a person's body as well as plays a role in producing milk for breastfeeding. Women can take benefit through its consumption," Rahul Shrestha, another entrepreneur briefed about its major health benefit. As many as 1100 grams of sugar lumps, 'Bheli', are needed to prepare one kilogram of molasses and the producers only can make a profit of Rs 15-20 through the sales. The business of making molasses is seasonal and functions full-fledged for 2 months in a year. The rest of the time entrepreneurs...