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The curious case of Deepak Ravindran and KiranaPro

Turns out the recent hack at the grocery delivery startup is just the latest in a string of bizarre events that do little to dim its appeal for investors.

5 June, 2025•7 min

2

5 June, 2025•7 min

2

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...

The curious case of Deepak Ravindran and KiranaPro

More in Internet

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Captain Fresh’s acquisition binge strains its balance sheet

Story image

Captain Fresh’s acquisition binge strains its balance sheet

The seafood marketplace’s rapid global expansion has lifted the top line, but left it with rising debt, weak cash generation, and uneven returns.

Story image

Can Ankush Grover take Rebel Foods to the IPO finish line?

Can Ankush Grover take Rebel Foods to the IPO finish line?

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Tabby kicks into top gear with $233 million fundraise

Tabby kicks into top gear with $233 million fundraise

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Pocket FM’s AI washing

Ashish K. Mishra

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Humain, G42 and raising external capital

Harveen Ahluwalia

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