Start-ups in India have faced a sharp decline in venture capital investments during the first quarter of 2016. According to investors, this drawback appears to be a "new normal" since it shadows a series of funding turmoil in the past two years.
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Economic slowdown, volatility and a weakened currency have made it difficult for India's PE investors to make an exit.
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