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Vikas Acharya

Building WelBe| Entr... • 4m

List of Startups Funded by PEYUSH BANSAL ! 1.Thinkerbell Labs 2.Ditto Insurance 3.Roadbounce 4.Zero Cow Factory 5.Sunfox Technologies 6.Humpy A2 7.Jugaadu Kamlesh 8.In ACan 9.Shiprocket 10 DailyObjects.com 11.Ariro 12.HealthFab 13.Sonic Lamb 14.Hair Originals 15.The Naturik Co Peyush Bansal, the CEO and founder of Lenskart, is not just an eyewear sector disruptor but a vision-driven investor in Indian start-ups. His shrewd business acumen and entrepreneurial passion have encouraged him to invest in some of the innovative start-ups. With his very high profile as a prominent Shark Tank India judge, Peyush has made a big difference by providing strategic guidance and investment to budding start-up owners.

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Are these only shark tank ones?

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who loves his glasses he wear for marketing in sharktank

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Is anyone seen any pattern in shark tank India..??? So called, good heart , bhola bhala , Dayalu sharks completely change their behaviour in next season. Look at, Bansal = First he supported innovation or not so rich or influential founders irrespec

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I’ve been saying this for Lenskart & Peyush Bansal for 1.5+ years now: THEY ARE AN ANOMALY (in a super positive way)! And with founder Peyush Bansal’s latest move, that assertion only strengthens. What move? - The company is set to go for a Big Ban

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LinkedIn or Clickbaiting? I came across someone calling out friendship as "the biggest risk" in starting up! well, "the" biggest? The "MOST DANGEROUS" seriously? I would like to call out and differ on this while everyone else might think of it as