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M.B. Patil drives strategic talks with SKF, Ericsson, and Getinge during Sweden roadshow

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Bengaluru ExpressBangalore, June 17: In a strategic push to attract international investment and position Karnataka as a leading global hub for advanced manufacturing, telecommunications, and medic…

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BENGALURU EXPRESS - Truth Triumphs

M.B. Patil drives strategic talks with SKF, Ericsson, and Getinge during Sweden roadshow

Bengaluru ExpressBangalore, June 17: In a strategic push to attract international investment and position Karnataka as a leading global hub for advanced manufacturing, telecommunications, and medic…

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