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entrepreneurs across nine cities.Called "Facebook Hubs", these centres will help foster innovation and support for the community, by hosting
mentor hours and training, workshops, roundtable discussions across 20 locations in nine cities -- Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Bangalore, Mumbai,
programme, which will include activities like learning and skill development programmes for start-ups and entrepreneurs to help scale their
businesses."Facebook Hubs stem from our mission to provide start-ups with the infrastructure, mentorship and support they need to grow and
scale their operations ethically and sustainably," Satyajeet Singh, head of product partnerships, Facebook India and South Asia, said in a
statement."We have worked with hundreds of start-ups through our various programmes and by teaming up with 91springboard we hope to reach
out to more, to fuel India's start-up ecosystem with a vision to build businesses of tomorrow," Mr Singh said.
