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?

The iPhone is India’s most sought-after status symbol. Gadgets are where it’s at, and as consumers get more confident buying and selling them online, they’re taking ownership of Facebook to tailor the digital marketplace to their needs.

As in many other parts of the world, Apple is an aspirational brand in India. But many Indians are also price-concious and don't want to spend a fortune on the latest device. It's why Apple is selling older iPhone models for those who want smart tech, but don't want to shell out on the latest model.

Xiaomi has been dubbed ‘the Chinese iPhone’, but flagging sales in its homeland mean it’s looking to expand into the Indian smartphone market. It has already been adopted enthusiastically across the country, and the company will now start manufacturing phones there, too.