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Delhi and Punjab sign knowledge-sharing agreement

New Dehli, April 26 Governments of Delhi and Punjab on Tuesday signed the knowledge-sharing agreement to “learn from each other”. Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal described the agreement as a milestone in the history of India. The two states are supposed...

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Updated At : 06:10 PM Apr 26, 2022 IST

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New Dehli, April 26

Governments of Delhi and Punjab on Tuesday signed the knowledge-sharing agreement to “learn from each other”.

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal described the agreement as a milestone in the history of India.

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The two states are supposed to “cooperate for framing and implementing public welfare programmes in various fields on the basis of reciprocity and mutual benefit”.

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