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Flipkart tests 'Eat In' food delivery, pilots standalone Minutes app

Flipkart is testing Eat In with employees and a standalone Minutes app with select users in Bengaluru, as it prepares for wider rollouts ahead of its festive-season sale.

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Flipkart tests 'Eat In' food delivery, pilots standalone Minutes app
Flipkart is testing Eat In with employees and a standalone Minutes app with select users in Bengaluru, as it prepares for wider rollouts ahead of its festive-season sale.
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