
Thrive Becomes Latest Indian Startup to Fold, Citing Lack of Resources
Founded in 2020 by Krishi Fagwani, Dhruv Dewan, and Karan Chechani, Mumbai-based foodtech platform Thrive has shut down its operations.
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Founded in 2020 by Krishi Fagwani, Dhruv Dewan, and Karan Chechani, Mumbai-based foodtech platform Thrive has shut down its operations.

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