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Introducing Vaani – Your Meesho Dost, India’s first Gen AI-powered conversational voice shopping assistant, designed for the next 500 million users who inherently shop this way. Most e-commerce is built for digitally savvy users who know what they want and how to find it. A large part of India...

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