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Interested candidates can apply at internship.aicte-india.org
The All India Council For Technical Education (AICTE) is offering around 2,500 virtual internships through The Urban Learning Internship Program (TULIP). Interested candidates can apply through the website-
internship.aicte-india.org, the application process will be closed on May 10.Â
The diploma or graduation students with excellent communication skills in Hindi and English can apply for the internship programme. The interns will get a monthly stipend of Rs 12,000.Â
The Urban Learning Internship Program was launched in 2020, a joint effort of the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA). It offers internships for upto one year to fresh graduates, students with undergraduate degrees can apply for internships within 18 months from their date of completion of graduation.Â
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The new lockdown may not restrict in-situ construction activities, but the developers are worried over the transport of construction materials from Monday.
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CHENNAI: The new lockdown may not restrict in-situ construction activities, but the developers are worried over the transport of construction materials from Monday.
The closing of hardware shops will alone impact the construction activity by 50 per cent, says Builders Association of India State secretary S Rama Prabhu.
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