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Spikes Asia 2017: India gets five more shortlists on day two

Shortlists in digital, digital craft and mobile were announced today

Spikes Asia 2017: India gets five more shortlists on day two

India bagged five shortlists on day two at Spikes Asia 2017. 

In the digital category there were four shortlists.

Grey Delhi bagged a shortlist for its campaign "I'm a girl" for the Indian Air Force recruitment campaign.
 
BBDO India got a shortlist for #ThingsDontJudge campaign for eBay India
 
Leo Burnett India bagged a shortlist for Tata Capital's Salaam Loans campaign.
 
Mindshare Gurgaon got a shortlist for the Pepsi Liter of Light initiative. 
 
In Mobile, India managed only a lone shortlist. It was for "Inspiring the athlete within every woman" campaign for Nike Running by Mindshare Bangalore. 
 
In the Digital Craft category, India drew up a blank.
 
 
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