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gray man

I'm just a normal gu... • 18d

Arjun Vaidya, cofounder of V3 Ventures and a prominent D2C entrepreneur, has joined quick commerce platform KiranaPro as an investor and mentor. In this role, he will focus on building strategic partnerships with direct-to-consumer brands. Setting itself apart from competitors that rely on dark stores, KiranaPro leverages an AI-driven platform to directly connect neighborhood kirana stores with customers—empowering small retailers to thrive in the fast-paced quick commerce market.

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Rishi Chavan

Ignoramus • 18d

I think he is also available as mentor on medial here.

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Greg

👤 • 18d

he is a mentor here , he would be really helpful for the people seeking mentorship

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Anonymous 3

Hey I am on Medial • 18d

Blinkit and Zepto deliver in 10 minutes because they control the inventory and logistics. You can't expect a mom-and-pop kirana to maintain that kind of SLA. Unless KiranaPro has crazy ops tech, this could collapse under demand spikes.

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Anonymous 4

Hey I am on Medial • 18d

On paper, enabling kirana stores with AI to match consumer expectations sounds amazing. But kiranas aren’t known for seamless tech adoption. Will they scan inventory, manage orders, update stock in real time? That’s the uphill battle here.

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 18d

🔥 first startup i came across who doesn’t wanna kill the kiranas lol

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 18d

Leveraging kiranas instead of burning money on warehousing is the leanest way to scale quick commerce in Bharat. It’s almost like blending Udaan + Zepto + Dunzo Local, but without the infrastructure drag. The AI layer could be a moat if done right.

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