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Amit Shah launches India's first cooperative university TSU in Gujarat - The Economic Times Video

Amit Shah launches India's first cooperative university TSU in Gujarat - The Economic Times Video

Time of India3 days ago
Union Minister Amit Shah has announced the establishment of India's first national cooperative university, Tribhuvan Sahkari University (TSU), located in Gujarat. Spread across 125 acres with an investment of ₹500 crore, the university aims to train skilled individuals in the cooperative sector. TSU's mission is to combat nepotism and address systemic issues that affect over 30 crore Indians, ultimately enhancing the effectiveness and reach of cooperatives in the country.
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