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bimblebook is a startup, founded in the year 2020 during the pandemic. our main objective is to offer books at the best and reasonable rates to students, who don't have much budget to spend behind their reading hobbies.

Headquarters:
Ahmadabad, Gujarat, India
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Founded:
2020
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Annual Revenue:
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Type: Private
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