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DPIIT Partners with JK Cement to Boost Startups
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DPIIT Partners with JK Cement to Boost Startups

The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) has partnered with JK Cement to support and accelerate the growth of startups. This collaboration aims to provide access to cutting-edge infrastructure, manufacturing and R&D facilities, mentorship, and university resources under JK Cement.

Sanjiv, Joint Secretary in DPIIT, stated that this partnership is a step in the right direction toward creating synergies with JK Cement to foster an environment conducive to innovation and startup growth.

Sumeet Kumar Jarangal, Director of Startup India, highlighted that this initiative will support at least 10 startups and entrepreneurs over the next year, driving sustainable development and helping create viable, innovative solutions for the market. The program will focus on empowering entrepreneurs with resources that enable scalable growth and long-term success.

The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) has partnered with JK Cement to support and accelerate the growth of startups. This collaboration aims to provide access to cutting-edge infrastructure, manufacturing and R&D facilities, mentorship, and university resources under JK Cement. Sanjiv, Joint Secretary in DPIIT, stated that this partnership is a step in the right direction toward creating synergies with JK Cement to foster an environment conducive to innovation and startup growth. Sumeet Kumar Jarangal, Director of Startup India, highlighted that this initiative will support at least 10 startups and entrepreneurs over the next year, driving sustainable development and helping create viable, innovative solutions for the market. The program will focus on empowering entrepreneurs with resources that enable scalable growth and long-term success.

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