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Global VCs are trying to keep startups warm during India’s funding winter

Ananya Bhattacharya
·2 min read
Global VCs are trying to keep startups warm during India’s funding winter

Others like Accel and Elevation Capital have also done the same amid a funding slump in the country.

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