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ITCONS E-Solutions Bags Rs 3.03 Cr RGNIYD Manpower Order

ITCONS E-Solutions Secures ₹3.03 Crore Manpower Outsourcing Order From Rajiv Gandhi National Institute Of Youth Development. The work is due to begin on 12 October 2026. In plain terms, ITCONS will supply staff to the institute. Manpower outsourcing means an organisation hands over the hiring and day-to-day management of some...

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