Kurukshetra University centre signs tripartite pact

Kurukshetra, May 8 The Kurukshetra University Technology Incubation Centre, a component of the Kurukshetra University RUSA Project Society, entered into a tripartite agreement with Freshily19 Agri-Tech Private Limited and KU on Monday. On the occasion, VC Prof Som Nath Sachdeva...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:13 AM May 09, 2023 IST

Kurukshetra, May 8

The Kurukshetra University Technology Incubation Centre, a component of the Kurukshetra University RUSA Project Society, entered into a tripartite agreement with Freshily19 Agri-Tech Private Limited and KU on Monday. On the occasion, VC Prof Som Nath Sachdeva said the industry-academia collaboration and innovation-based relations were the key steps for moving ahead to achieve the dream of self-reliance for the country’s youth and to attain success under the New Education Policy.

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