Ukrainian Woman Praises Blinkit's 10-Minute Delivery Service in India: A Foreigner's Perspective on Rapid Convenience

A Ukrainian resident living in Kolkata has expressed her amazement at India's quick delivery services, particularly highlighting Blinkit's 10-minute delivery promise. Viktoriia Chakraborty shared a brief video showing herself holding a Blinkit package, clearly impressed by the rapid delivery time.

The video features text stating, "The delivery speed in India is unbelievable."

In her caption, she questioned her followers, "Do you also survive on @letsblinkit?" She further emphasized that in India, "Anything you want from groceries to medicines arrives at your doorstep in just 10 minutes."

Viktoriia mentioned that the "one thing about India" that consistently surprises her European friends is the country's 10-minute delivery culture. Indicating her Blinkit package, she noted she had placed the order "less than 10 minutes ago."

"You can literally get anything, fruits, vegetables, tech gadgets or even household supplies. It's really cool, and I love it," she enthusiastically shares in the video.

Concluding her caption, Viktoriia added, "Fast deliveries are one of the coolest things about living here," clearly demonstrating her appreciation for this convenient service.

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The video quickly gained widespread attention online.

One commenter attributed this service to India's demographic advantages, stating, "It's only possible because of the size of the population in India! And cheaper labour compared to the western counterparts."

Another viewer expressed gratitude for her positive portrayal, noting that "many Western content creators" tend to focus exclusively on the "negative side of India."

Some commenters highlighted the advanced nature of such services in India, with one person remarking, "Bharat is the only country where you can get such services. Even blood tests can be done at your home."

A few light-hearted comments referenced changes in her speech patterns, with one person observing, "Your accent is changing, lol."

Previously, an American expatriate named Kristen Fischer shared a list of 10 conveniences she wished were available in the United States. Having resided in India for nearly four years, this mother of three discovered numerous innovations she believed would greatly benefit her home country.

Fischer particularly praised the convenience of UPI (Unified Payments Interface), stating, "I can go out with just my phone, and that's enough."