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India’s Pharmacy Revolution – Looking for Visionary Investors! 🚀 Healthcare industry ₹2,50,000+ crore ka hai, par traditional medical stores ab bhi outdated models par chal rahe hain. Hamara Pharmacy ek AI-powered, hybrid (online + offline) pharmac

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🌿 Bharat Pharmacy – Transforming Healthcare in India! 🇮🇳 🚀 Join Us in Revolutionizing Pharmacy Services! At Bharat Pharmacy, healthcare is more than just selling medicines. Millions in India struggle with diabetes, hypertension, and heart disea

We are building a healthcare startup focused on accessible medical services in Tier-2 & Tier-3 cities with 10-min consultations in towns and 30-min support in villages. Our platform integrates appointment booking, online doctor support, health record

🚀 Milestone Unlocked! ₹5 Lakh MRR in Just 2 Months! 💥 We’re thrilled to share that one of our D2C clients has crossed ₹5,00,000 in monthly recurring revenue (MRR) — and that too within just two months of launch! 🙌 From zero to ₹5L in such a shor

Started from a village and built a hospital worth 80,000 CR. 1. Born in Aragonda, a small village in Andhra Pradesh, Prathap Chandra Reddy's early life was shaped by a desire to heal. After completing his MBBS at Stanley Medical College, he became

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Dmart’s pharmacy foray is something that has zero media coverage 😅😅 And the pilot figures should be raising a lot of noise. Crazy details, shared below. .. See, they have set up a subsidiary - Reflect Healthcare and Retail Private Limited (RHRP

Hey guys, I have a question… Do investors invest in a startup that’s still pre-revenue, but already building, experimenting, and solving a real problem — just lacking funds to scale faster? Like the idea is strong, things are actually working, the

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