E-commerce in India is growing rapidly. The total population of India is over 1.2 billion people, with 243 million internet users in 2014 and 213 million mobile internet users in 2015. More than 7.6 million people regularly visit deals and discounts websites, showing Indians' growing interest in online shopping. The overall e-commerce market in India is expected to reach $24 billion by 2015 and $100 billion within 5 years, up from its current value of $17 billion. Major e-commerce sectors include apparel, consumer electronics, books, beauty products, and home goods. While e-commerce provides more choices for consumers, it also faces challenges such as lack of awareness, online security issues, complex tax structures, and

1. E-Commerce
In INDIA

2. What is commerce ?
commerce is a division of
trade and production which
deals with the exchange of
goods & services from
producer to final customer.

3. e-commerce
commercial transactions
conducted electronically on
the Internet.

4. An overview

5. total population of India is 1.252 billion as on
2013 .
243million internet user on July 2014.
213 million mobile internet user as on 2015.

6. More than 7.6 million
people are found visiting
deals and discounts
based websites, which is
a proof itself of their
growing fad for online
shopping.

7. Overall e-commerce market is expected to
reach (US$24 billion) by the year 2015
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8. 40 million people purchased something
or the other online in the year gone by,
this number might grow to a substantially
larger 65 million, in 2015

9. The overall e-
commerce
industry is also
being expected to
be valued at $100
billion in 5 years,
while it is
presently valued at
$17 billion.

10. Types of e-commerce
business to business (B2B)
business to customer (B2C)
business to govt. (B2G)
customer to customer(C2C)
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11. Ecommerce sectors

12. 1. Apparel & accessories
2. Health & beauty
3. Books & magazines
4. Computers &peripherals
5. Vehicles
6. Collectibles
7. Software
8. Consumer electronics

13. 9. Household appliances
10. Jewelry
11. Gift articles
12. Real estate & services
13. Business opportunities
14. Employment
15. Travel & tickets
16. matrimony

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5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
Apparels
and
accessories
consumer
electronics
books beauty &
personel
care
home &
furnishing
health care baby
product
E commerce categories share

15. advantages

18. Consumer can
easily select
product from
different
provider
without moving
around
physically…

19. Choice of payment options

20. disadvantages
 Unable to examine product ‘s quality personally
 Not everyone is connected to internet
 Insecure online transactions
 Mechanical failures can cause unpredictable
effects on total process of order
 As there is minimum chance of direct customer
to company interactions, customer loyalty
always on check

21. Major challenges faced by e-
commerce industry in india.
poor knowledge and awareness
online security
tax structure
fear factor
logistics and shipment services
online transaction

22. Regulatory violations and unfair practices
in E-commerce in INDIA
Legal issue of e-commerce in india are generally
ignored by e-com webs.
Tax liability of foreign companies like google,
facebook, etc. is under consideration in india.
Recently kerela govt slammed flipkart ,jabong
,myntra and zovi for doing illegal business in the
state. They were fined of INR 54 Cr.
Flipkart( INR 47.15 cr.) Jabong (INR 3.89 cr.)
Zovi INR (36 lakh) Myntra (INR 2.23 cr.)

23. Demands for introducing
suitable provisions to
regulate taxation ,anti
competitive practices and
predatory pricing of india.

24. Some big players of indian
e-commerce

26. Presented
by
Jyoti sharma &
shaifali aggarwal