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Press Releases NSRCEL and PRIF Complete Third Cohort Focused on Sustainability Startups

NSRCEL and PRIF Complete Third Cohort Focused on Sustainability Startups

Responsible Us Bureau   Apr 16, 2026

NSRCEL and Pernod Ricard India Foundation have completed the third cohort of their circular economy programme, supporting 10 start...

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