Marking a significant milestone for Central India’s entrepreneurial landscape, the Orbosis Startup Awards 2026 was successfully held on Sunday in Indore. Organized by Orbosis Global Pvt Ltd, the event stood out as the region’s largest startup recognition platform, celebrating resilience and persistence of over 100 startups through a unique and high-energy “ramp walk runway” concept.
The initiative was spearheaded by Prabhat Agrawal, Founder, Orbosis Global Pvt Ltd alongside directors Pooja Mogal, Ritu Agrawal, Prakash Agrawal, and Shubham Patidar. AIS Signature served as the official power partner for the evening, reinforcing the collective effort to strengthen the local startup ecosystem.
A highlight of the evening was an insightful talk show held in collaboration with PR 24×7, focusing on the necessity of perception building and brand presence. The session provided emerging founders with a roadmap for building brand reputation and navigating media landscapes. The discussion was moderated by Neha Gour, CEO of PR 24×7 and featured a distinguished panel including Narendra Sen, Founder of New Cloud and Rackbank, Pushpendra Agarwal, Founder of viaSocket and Walkover and Himanshu Chaturvedi, Founder of MotionGility.
The discussion was moderated by Neha Gour, CEO of PR 24×7, who emphasized the power of narrative for young companies. ” Congratulations to all the winners. Building your brand from scratch is not easy. In the early stages of a startup, your story is your most valuable asset,” said Neha Gour. “Public Relations is not just about visibility; it’s about building a foundation of trust and credibility that allows a brand to survive challenges and scale effectively.”
Reflecting on the vision behind the initiative, Prabhat Agrawal stated, “Our goal with the Orbosis Startup Awards is to provide a stage where the relentless efforts of local entrepreneurs are not just seen, but celebrated with the grandeur they deserve. By bringing the ‘runway’ to the startup world, we want to show that innovation is the new trendsetter for Central India’s economy.”
