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Nov 06, 2019

WARC Prize for Asian Strategy: Six wins for India

DDB Mudra only Gold winner

DDB Mudra's 'Project Free Period' for Stayfree won Gold
DDB Mudra's 'Project Free Period' for Stayfree won Gold
Indian agencies bagged six wins at the WARC Prize for Asian Strategy Awards 2019.
 
DDB Mudra was the only Gold winner for its 'Project Free Period' entry for Stayfree. The agency also won Bronze for Puma's 'Suede Gully'. 
 
McCann Worldgroup won a Silver and Bronze each. The Silver came for 'The world's longest drive-through furniture catalogue' for Ikea. The Bronze win was forBill and Melinda Gates Foundation for 'When family planning had a better plan'.
 
Ogilvy won a Bronze for Castrol CRB's 'Truck Asana'. The entry also bagged the 'Category Disruptor Special' award.
 
TBWA\ India's 'Blink to Speak' for NeuroGen Brain and Spine Institute also won Bronze.
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