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IIT Madras graduates' hostel idea grows into over 1,500 foldable buildings

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Times of IndiaIIT Madras graduates' hostel idea grows into over 1,500 foldable buildings
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Modulus Housing, founded by IIT Madras graduates, focuses on manufacturing foldable buildings for quick assembly and transportation. Since 2018, it has provided over 1,500 modular structures across India and parts of Africa. The startup aims to improve…

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