At the event, Facebook will celebrate Indian stories of founders and leaders applying technology to solve current and future societal problems.
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Facebook on Wednesday said it will organise its first-ever India Start-up Day in New Delhi on October 9 in a bid to recognise the country’s thriving start-up ecosystem.
At the event, Facebook will celebrate Indian stories of founders and leaders applying technology to solve current and future societal problems.
The event will also see key business, policy leaders, and aspiring start-ups discuss opportunities and challenges of the new generation of entrepreneurs, the social media giant said in a statement.
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“As the third largest start-up destination globally and with one of the fastest-growing base of developers in the world, India is on a journey to usher in rapid advances in technology and economic growth,” said Facebook.
Facebook is already working with the start-up ecosystem in the country.
(With agency inputs)
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