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PSU: NTC proposal to set up 7 new mills gets GoM panel nod
New Delhi, Aug. 7 The Group of Ministers (GoM) on textiles industry on Thursday gave its formal nod to the proposal of the National Textile Corporation (NTC) to go ahead with setting up 7 new mills, four to be directly run by NTC and another ...
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