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‘What we have done is not enough’: Lenskart CEO a year after IPO

One year after Lenskart’s public listing, CEO Peyush Bansal scrapped blue-light lens upsells and pledged free glasses to 100,000 children to target India’s widespread vision accessibility crisis.

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‘What we have done is not enough’: Lenskart CEO a year after IPO
One year after Lenskart’s public listing, CEO Peyush Bansal scrapped blue-light lens upsells and pledged free glasses to 100,000 children to target India’s widespread vision accessibility crisis.
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