Corporation boards to be announced soon; Manmohan Samal
Manmohan Samal announced that the government will soon finalize Corporation Board appointments. He added that most pending work will be completed before the two-year mark on June 12.
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Manmohan Samal announced that the government will soon finalize Corporation Board appointments. He added that most pending work will be completed before the two-year mark on June 12.
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