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Startups and MSMEs in India’s Indigenization Dream: Deepthi Ravula, Amit Jindal

Senior startups industry leaders share their views on the Role of Startups and MSMEs in India's Indigenization Dream during the second edition of Digital Senate 2022.

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In this special panel discussion focused on the Role of Startups and MSMEs in India’s Indigenization Dream, Ankush Kumar, Editor, Tech Observer Magazine speaks with , CEO, WE-Hub, Government of Telangana and Amit Jindal, Co-founder, Felix Advisory, PMG-Apiary – COE , STPI during the second edition of Digital Senate organised on March 10, 2022.

Event Name: Senate 2022

Topic: Startups and MSMEs for India’s Indigenization Dream

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Speakers:

Deepthi Ravula, CEO, WE-Hub, Government of Telangana
Amit Jindal, Co-founder, Felix Advisory, PMG-Apiary – COE Blockchain, STPI
Ankush Kumar, Consulting Editor, Tech Observer Magazine

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