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Sanjiwan Sinha
Working with NComputing has helped us solve the challenges associated with enabling affordable computing access to students in the government schools of Bihar, especially in schools located in the rural and remote areas of the state.
Client Position:
Managing Director-BSEIDC
Client Company:
Government of Bihar
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