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Swiggy Delivery Agent Rides A Horse To Drop Off Food; Wins InternetTill now, you might have seen these agents coming on bikes, cycles, and even on foot. But have you ever been delivered food through a horse?
- Specially-Abled Swiggy Delivery Person Rides Motorised Wheelchair; Internet Reacts
The chairperson of the Delhi Commission for Women, Swati Maliwal, posted the video on Twitter.
- "Be Kind": Sonu Sood Supports Swiggy Agent Who Stole Shoes, Draws Criticism
It seems Sonu Sood's post didn't go well with the internet users. Most of them criticised his idea of support by "encouraging stealing".
- User From Lucknow Orders Gujiya Worth Rs. 28,000 From Swiggy: Report
Rohit Kapoor, CEO at Swiggy Food MarketPlace, Swiggy, took to social media platform X (formerly Twitter) to make the announcement. Read on for details.
- Swiggy Introduces New 'Seal' Badge To Identify Restaurants Following Food Hygiene And Quality Standards
This new badge appears on the restaurant menu pages of the Swiggy app so customers can be assured that the restaurant meets all hygiene benchmarks.
- Swiggy Launches 'Project Next' To Help Delivery Partners Transition From "Blue Collar" To "White Collar" Workers
Swiggy's new initiative aims to provide better career opportunities to their delivery partners and also enhance the restaurant network in growing markets.
- Wait, What? Swiggy Delivery Agent Uses Another App To Deliver Coffee; Leaves Internet In Splits
A man in Bangalore ordered a coffee from Swiggy, but to his surprise the coffee was delivered by some other delivery app.
- Swiggy Calls Jalebi And Fafda "The Best Breakfast Combo", Internet Reacts
Swiggy dropped a picture featuring jalebis and fafdas for breakfast, sparking a debate among foodies.
- Swiggy Delivers 11,000 Vada Pavs In One Single Order, Sets Guinness World Record
Swiggy sets a new Guinness World Record for food delivery by distributing 11,000 vada pavs to children from the Robin Hood Army, an NGO in Mumbai.
- Swiggy Instamart User Complains About Free Tomatoes He "Cannot Remove", Internet Gives Mixed Reaction
Calling it "basket sneaking", the customer shared that he should have the right to remove the unwanted free food items from his online shopping cart.
