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Tuhin Subhra Biswas
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What if the glasses were to be provided by the delivery companies? They could be manufactured in India by the companies themselves (perhaps in collaboration with other manufacturers), but initially, they would have to invest a huge amount of capital to acquire all the resources and infrastructure for building them.
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