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This National Startup Day, let us reflect on timeless mantras for building iconic startups. As startups continue to drive transformation across sectors, the principles that guide long-term success remain timeless. Through its focused initiatives and ecosystem-led approach, ICICI Bank continues to support and nurture India’s startup community. Wishing all...

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