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Jun 21, 2015

Cannes Lions 2015: 18 shortlists for India in Press

Grey Worldwide India (five), McCann Worldgroup India (five), Cheil India (three), Contract India (three) and Taproot Dentsu (two) in the fray

Cannes Lions 2015: 18 shortlists for India in Press
India has 18 entries shortlists across the Press Lions category. 
 
Grey Worldwide India and McCann Worldgroup India lead the way with five each. Grey has three shortlists for DHL and two for Duracell. 
 
McCann's five shortlists consist of three for Dabur and two for Dish TV. 
 
Cheil's shortlists come for Samsung India Electronics while Contract's are for ATSS Security Solutions Provider. 
 
Taproot Dentsu's two shortlists are for Mumbai Mirror. 
 
Also announced were the Mobile Lions shortlists. No Indian entry made the cut here. 
 
Winners will be announced on 22 June.
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