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Online dating isn't the norm in India. Bumble wants to change that
Casual dating is still frowned upon in many parts of India. Whitney Wolfe Herd, Bumble's founder and CEO, tells CNN Business' Rachel Crane how the dating app that changed the way women date online in the US could do so in India as well.
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