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Encouraging the youth
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A social activist who works in close co operation with the Most Backward Community (MBC) team opened his new tea stall on Wednesday. The stall was inaugurated by MBC Chairman T Srinivas and other local youth.
Uppal: A social activist who works in close co operation with the Most Backward Community (MBC) team opened his new tea stall on Wednesday. The stall was inaugurated by MBC Chairman T Srinivas and other local youth.
Addressing the gathering T Srinivas said, “Every youth of our state should do things which would make them independent.”
He further added, “The state government and the central government have launched new schemes for the youth under which they can take loans without any guarantor and start their own business. I urge all of you to find out the details and make use of the opportunity.”
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