The used goods market in India is expected to grow to $18.4 billion in 2015. Who’s driving it? Savvy young married couples in urban areas – they’re buying anything from books to cars online. But it’s also this group that are selling. How is a desire to de-clutter fuelling India’s second-hand market?

When your family doctor advises that you get pregnant in order to solve your endometriosis, the desire for a second opinion is understandable. As women in India struggle to achieve gender equality across the board, they’re turning to the internet to find more accurate, impartial medical advice.

Cash is king in India, where many people use their debit cards solely to withdraw money from ATMs. But mobile commerce is taking off, with e-commerce giants Amazon and Alibaba driving an increasing openness to e-payments and internet banking by introducing mobile payment systems.

Chumbak is an apparel and homeware brand that pokes fun at Indian life. From its humble beginnings as a home-based business, it's grown to more than 30 stores via digital marketing. But how has it engaged India’s Gen Y with fridge magnets featuring the everyday sights of their native country?