Coverage by : The Indian Express

The move is part of Amazon India’s commitment to digitise 10 million Indian micro, small and medium enterprises by 2025. The 1,400 sq ft centre has been set up at Krushi Bazar (APMC Market) and is located in an important MSME cluster.

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Referred to as 'brick and mortar resource centers', Digital Kendra will provide MSMEs(MSMEs) the opportunity to learn about the benefits of eCommerce

Coverage by : Money Control

The kendra or physical centre will be a one-stop place for MSMEs which will offer them training on the benefits of e-commerce, digital marketing, and also GST and taxation support.

Coverage by : Financial  Express

Technology for MSMEs: The company has three fulfillment centers in the state with more than 1.5 m cubic feet of storage space and more than 100 Amazon-owned delivery service partner stations that have resulted in thousands of local jobs, said Amit Agarwal, Senior Vice President and Country Head, Amazon India.

Coverage by : Business Standard

It will help MSMEs recover their businesses from the recent challenges, bring benefits of e-commerce and help them reach customers in India and globally.

Coverage by : CNBC 18

Amazon India has launched its first-ever “Digital Kendra” in Surat. With the launch, the e-commerce giant plans on reaching out to digitize a large chunk of Gujarat’s 3.5 million MSMEs. The company says the first order business for the centre would be to support over a thousand MSMEs.

Coverage by : yahoo! Finance

In a bid to bolster its presence in India, Amazon AMZN has established its first micro small and medium enterprises (MSMEs)-focused digital center called ‘Digital Kendra’ in the country, which is located in Surat, Gujarat.

Coverage by : Fiber2Fashion

Gujarat chief minister Vijay Rupani today inaugurated the first Amazon Digital Kendra of India in Gujarat’s Surat city in a virtual event. Amazon Digital Kendras are brick-and-mortar resource centres that will provide micro small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) the opportunity to learn about benefits of e-commerce and avail a range of third party services.

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In a bid to bolster its presence in India, Amazon AMZN has established its first micro small and medium enterprises (MSMEs)-focused digital center called ‘Digital Kendra’ in the country, which is located in Surat, Gujarat.

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Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani said that it will help Surat's MSME hub to develop along with bringing a new opportunistic atmosphere for handicraft and traditional products coming from the tribal community

Coverage by : Business Today

Coverage by : Dailyhunt

E-commerce giant Amazon on Thursday launched its first Digital Kendra in Gujarat's Surat. Referred to as 'brick and mortar resource centres', Digital Kendra will provide micro small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) the opportunity to learn about the benefits of eCommerce and avail a range of third party services such as shipping and logistics support, cataloguing assistance, digital marketing services, GST and taxation support to kick start their journey towards being digital entrepreneurs.

Coverage by : Dayone

Amazon takes another step towards fulfilling its commitment to digitally enable micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and traders across India, including manufacturers, resellers, local offline shops, artisans and more.

Coverage by :  The Economic Times

Amazon India announced the launch of its first Digital Kendra on Thursday in Surat, Gujarat. As physical resource centers, these kendras will offer MSMEs the opportunity to learn more on e-commerce and avail services such as shipping and logistics support, digital marketing services, GST and taxation support to kickstart their journey as digital entrepreneurs.

Coverage by : Live mint

Amazon India's country head Amit Agarwal informed the audience that the company has already digitised 25 lakh MSME units (MINT_PRINT)

Coverage by : The Hindu

Amazon India Senior VP and Country Head Amit Agarwal said e-commerce was mostly an urban phenomenon when the company had started its operations in the country in 2013