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MANDI: Indian Institute of Technology Mandi Catalyst invites applications from start-ups and entrepreneurs for the 12th batch of the Start-up Exploration Programme staring in April 2022. The...

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SHIMLA: As high as 22% of the incremental global workforce over the next three decades will come from India and it will be a big challenge to skill this workforce for employment, says a report...

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GURUDEV Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, Founder of Art of Living, on Ram Mandir Ayodhya where Pran Pratishta is being solumnised on January 22 after 500 years.

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DEHRADUN/SHIMLA: Prime Minister Narendra Modi in border village of Mana in Uttarakhand today urged pilgrims and tourists from India and across the world to take pledge to spend five per cent of...

IIT Mandi Seeks Applications from Startups for Its April-2022 Programme

Skilling 22 Percent of Global Workforce From India A Big Challenge in Next Three Decades , says CII Report

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi Lays Foundation Stone of Kedarnath and HemKund Sahib Ropeways Projects in Uttarakhand; Urges Tourists to Buy Local Products When they Visit Mountains

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