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Bhopal: Government universities to start medical and paramedical courses on PPP model, says Higher Education Minister Yadav - Vimarsana News

Bhopal: Government universities to start medical and paramedical courses on PPP model, says Higher Education Minister Yadav

Yadav made the above remark while talking to the media on Tuesday.

Value for Money in Public–Private Partnerships: An Infrastructure Governance Approach - Vimarsana News

Value for Money in Public–Private Partnerships: An Infrastructure Governance Approach

This publication explains how countries can establish strong public–private partnerships (PPP) to help bridge deep funding gaps and build the climate-resilient infrastructure they need.

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Why Mamata's plan to run government schools on PPP model has backfired - Vimarsana News

Why Mamata's plan to run government schools on PPP model has backfired

Protests have erupted in West Bengal ever since the draft policy on public-private partnership (PPP) in school education got leaked

Bhopal: Amendment work rules for Anand Department gets nod - Vimarsana News

Bhopal: Amendment work rules for Anand Department gets nod

Approval for PPP model in medical colleges Bhopal, Indore and Rewa for cancer treatment.

Top news of the day, February 20, 2021 - Vimarsana News

Top news of the day, February 20, 2021

“We recently liberalised geospatial data. If we could have done this 10 years back, it is likely that Google would have been made in India, not outside. The talent is Indian but the product is not,” he said at the sixth meeting of the Governing Council of NITI Aayog. A Bench headed by the environment watchdog’s Chairperson, Justice A.K. Goel, said it prima facie agreed that OIL failed to take safety precautions and there was need for ensuring such incidents do not recur.