New Delhi [India], March 3 (ANI/NewsVoir): When the world came to a standstill due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Sanjeev K Kumar (Co-founder and CEO), Ram Gowda (Co-founder and MD) and Ranjith Royal (Co-founder) got together to create an entity that could help the country turn its Make in India mantra a reality and, thus launched Kuberan s House.
Kuberan s House, a first and one-of-its-kind firm dedicated to source and showcase innovative start-up ideas across India and help them connect to India s most proactive investors; has announced roping in Sanjay Mehta, Dr Apoorva Ranjan Sharma, and Ankita Vashistha as their next Kuberas for their start-up themed reality show. This is a first and one-of-its-kind show in the reality television genre.
Kuberan s House onboards Sanjay Mehta, Ankita Vashistha, and Dr Apoorva Ranjan Sharma as Kuberas (Investors) for its entrepreneurship themed reality show
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