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Their journey started as a tiny courier delivery business in 1990 with great aspirations and great hopes. The main goal was not only to develop a company but also, while providing clients a wide variety of services, to build lasting and deep relationships. 25 years later and more than 10 000 sites across the world, DTDC Express Limited has evolved to a global logistics business from your local courier store. As DPD's strategic partners, owned by GeoPost, their history has come to a new chapter as the biggest package delivery network in India. In 2000, they started to establish their reputation as a really worldwide logistics business. Today they are directly internationally involved via subsidiaries and joint ventures in more than 21 countries, including Singapore, the United States, UK, Canada, the United Arab Emirates, China, and Australia. In Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand, Hong Kong, Kenya, and Israel they operate via partners. They have also extended end-to-end solutions outside of India, South-East Asia, the Middle East, and the world's the Far East. DTDC is now a one-stop-shop for all e-tail services providing customized solutions such as marketing listing, multi-vendor management, technology, warehouse and performance solutions, cross-border solutions, reverse logistics management, reverse display rooms, and more. They are delighted to have the biggest supply network in India, making DTDC the chosen option for strategic e-commerce collaborations across the world. While DTDC thinks it is an international courier business, social responsibility starts at home. Therefore, corporate social responsibility (CSR) doesn't practice corporate charity, but rather a community development, called "Creating Shared Value" or CSV. This innovative business strategy, which began in 1990, was the idea of the current CMD, the creator of the DTDC, Mr Subhasish Chakraborty. The goal was simple: to generate and distribute the money amongst thousands of individuals by turning them into entrepreneurs who in turn create additional jobs. Today, more than 10,500 DTDC-backed businesses have provided more than 30,000 people with jobs. The charity that goes hand in hand with business success is thir global shipping firm. Aside from e-commerce, DTDC also contributes to a broad variety of problems including health, cleanliness, education, women's and children's empowerment, disaster relief, and rural elevation.