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Rs 40 crORE for student startups

The Delhi Government on Monday allocated Rs 40 crore for the ‘Business Blasters’ scheme for student startups in its Budget It also made an allocation of Rs 15 crore for the ‘Business Blasters Senior’ programme slated to be launched...

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Updated At : 02:57 PM Mar 05, 2024 IST

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The Delhi Government on Monday allocated Rs 40 crore for the ‘Business Blasters’ scheme for student startups in its Budget
It also made an allocation of Rs 15 crore for the ‘Business Blasters Senior’ programme slated to be launched in all universities soon
Rs 80 crore for continuing the ‘Mukhyamantri Teerth Yatra Yojana’

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