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At IIT Mandi, 27 students have received stipends of Rs 1 lakh or more this year. In Bengaluru, RV College of Engineering has seen 39 students getting over Rs 1 lakh in monthly stipends compared to 8 last year. Around 30 students at Vellore Institute of Technology have also bagged Rs 1-lakh stipends, with companies like Couchbase and Amazon offering Rs 1.2 lakh and Rs 1.1 lakh, respectively.

Narendra Modi has met a  delegation of religious leaders from Indian Minorities Foundation in Parliament. The Prime Minister posted on X: “Delighted to meet a delegation of religious leaders in Parliament today. I thank them for their kind words on the development trajectory of our nation.” The delegation, representing Sikh, Jain, Christian and Parsi communities,…

A delegation of 24 religious leaders under the aegis of Indian Minorities Foundation met Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday and said later that they wanted to send out the message of interfaith unity in India to the outside world. The delegation, representing Sikh, Jain, Christian and Parsi

GCCs in India have fanned out across technology schools ranging from the top IITs to smaller colleges in tier-2 and 3 cities

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In CA, NID, Indian Minorities Foundations Meet To Express Support Of Modi..

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Appreciating the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the members of New Zealand Guru Ravidas Sabha credited the government for taking several steps for the welfare and development of Dalits and Backward communities and making them equal partners in the inclusive development of India.

Appreciating the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, members of New Zealand Guru Ravidas Sabha credited the government for taking several steps for the

Auckland/IBNS: The leaders of Indian minority communities living in New Zealand, while participating in the launch ceremony of the New Zealand chapter of the Indian Minorities Foundation (IMF), renounced the false propaganda of Western media about the persecution of minorities in India.