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Sumangala Steel commits ₹2.8 crore for scholarships for 70 engineering students

The Hindu ·First reported
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A total of 70 students received scholarships at the fourth edition of Sumangala Steel’s ‘Ungal Kuzhandayum Aagalaam Engineer’ initiative

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