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ETSA: India's startup story is only getting started

More than a decade since India's startup ecosystem launched, it is embarking on a new chapter with a surge of founders addressing complex deeptech and hardtech issues, while domestic companies seek public markets and pursue global ambitions. The 12th edition of The Economic Times Startup Awards (ETSA) highlighted this evolution, showcasing an ecosystem that has moved past scale-focused growth to prioritize technological depth, resilient businesses, and international markets.

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Galaxy Backbone Moves to Digitalise More MDAs from Current 30

Oghenevwede Ohwovoriole in Abuja The Managing Director of Galaxy Backbone (GBB), Prof. Ibrahim Adeyanju, has expressed the company’s plan to increase the number of digitalised Ministries, Departments…

  • Galaxy Backbone plans to digitalise more than 30 MDAs, expanding digitalisation efforts.
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