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Users may purchase 1 kg of tomatoes for Rs 70 thanks to a promotion from Paytm and ONDC: Here is how to place an order. Thunderstorm detainments, heavy  downfall, reduced  force, and other factors have  lately led to a significant increase in tomato prices in India. Prices have reached up to 150 rupees per kilogram in  numerous regions, including the capital Delhi. In some stores, the price has indeed reached 200- 250 rupees per kilogram. To  give some relief to buyers, Open Network for Digital Commerce( ONDC) and Paytm have come forward with an action.  On Tuesday, PaytmE-Commerce Private Limited  blazoned the  trade of tomatoes at 70 rupees per kilogram through Paytm ONDC, in collaboration with the National Cooperative Consumers' Federation of India( NCCF) in Delhi- NCR. With this step, the platform is offering its  druggies the option to buy up to two kilograms of tomatoes at a maximum price of 140 rupees per week, along with free delivery...

 Government Has Removed Most Of The Discounts From ONDC Now? ONDC’s highly publicized discounts, which were more substantial than those offered by Swiggy and Zomato, are proving to be short-lived, as expected with any discount program.  ONDC Revises Discount Schemes in light of Sustainable Growth ONDC, the government-backed Open Network for Digital Commerce, announced a revised incentive program, ending the first phase of its discount schemes on May 31. The decision to transition to a more measured approach beginning June 1 comes as ONDC aims to maintain sustainable growth after reaching a peak of 25,000 orders on May 11, still only a fraction of the daily orders on other e-commerce platforms. ONDC’s Chief Business Officer, Shireesh Joshi, confirmed the plan for the second phase of the incentive program, emphasizing that the primary purpose was to demonstrate the viability of unbundled commerce, not just offering low prices. ONDC wants to maintain some level of stimulus w...