#5 - India's Largest Exit

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#5 - India's Largest Exit

FromThe Network State Podcast

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161 minutes

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Jun 30, 2023

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The $16B acquisition of Flipkart was the largest in Indian tech history. Balaji speaks with Flipkart founder/CEO Binny Bansal on how he built the company from scratch when Indian startups weren't even a thing — and how Flipkart's rise parallels the rise of India itself.

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Jun 30, 2023

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