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Is it high time for an Indian version of Y-Combinator ??? Who all can be the key members of it in India??

Vishu Bheda

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India needs a YC-style incubator with a global mindset. While we have Blume, Accel, and 100X.VC, a true founder-first accelerator could be a game-changer.

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