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Until recently, co-living spaces in India were almost exclusively the domain of venture capital firms such as Sequoia Capital, Tiger Global and Accel. But deep-pocketed private equity investors now appear to be getting in on the action, betting on a booming segment that offers full-service accommodation facilities to students and ......
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