GS Paper III
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According to a new report Nestle’s baby food products sold in India have higher sugar content. These revelations are particularly concerning for several reasons.
GS Paper III
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The EV industry could generate 10 million direct jobs and an additional 50 million indirect jobs by 2030, highlighting its potential to reshape the employment landscape in India.
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