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Kaivalya Vohra: The Standford dropout who took startup ecosystem by storm

In an interview with Business Standard, Kaivalya Vohra talks about dropping out from Stanford and starting his venture, the current startup scenario and the future of quick commerce in India

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Kaivalya Vohra, co-founder and CTO of grocery delivery startup Zepto

Anjana Kumari Mahato New Delhi
Recently, Kaivalya Vohra, the 19-year-old co-founder and CTO of grocery delivery startup Zepto, was in the news for making it to the richest Indians list released by the research firm Hurun India in partnership with the wealth management firm IIFL Wealth.

In an interview with Business Standard's Anjana Kumari, Vohra talks about dropping out from Stanford and starting his venture, the current startup scenario and the future of quick commerce in India.

Read the edited excerpts:

How did you conceive the idea of 10 minutes of groceries?

Our journey started during the Covid-19 pandemic. The interest in groceries as a space came from the

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