Ravisutanjani Kumar News Today

What happens when a social media influencer builds their influence through fake credentials? The Indian startup ecosystem dealt with the question this week

FinTech influencer Ravisutanjani Kumar - the man who was recently seen withdrawing cash from a UPI ATM at the Global Fintech Fest has left Twitterati and his followers in utter shock.

Zerodha founder & CEO Nithin Kamath said that the "desire to build large social media followings can be a slippery slope".

After an X account @SatarkAadmi (#WearMaskSaveLives) posted a thread with the tagline “Who is the real Ravisutanjani? And why is he faking it?” which “unmasked” his fake degrees, Kumar deleted his X and LinkedIn accounts late on Wednesday.

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Here are the 11 startups that found themselves in the choppy waters of controversies on social media, facing the music for their actions. 

From micro-financing to credit card challengers to UPI. Rajan Bajaj's Slice has made many business pivots in the last 6 years. What next?

Publicly listed travel tech startup EaseMyTrip is the latest to have been attacked by smear tweet campaigns.

The brand seems to be targeted by several ‘fake’ Twitter accounts (trolls) which are putting out tweets alleging that the platform stole their money. A Twitter user also stated that the same accounts trolling EMT are promoting Goibibo

E-comerce app Meesho has filed a cease-and-desist notice against an agency and online influencers for an alleged 'smear campaign'