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SRAM & MRAM Bets Big on Asia’s Healthcare Future
SRAM & MRAM Group, a global conglomerate with a strong presence across multiple sectors, has once again shown its commitment to healthcare innovation.
SRAM & MRAM Drives Passion at Ranchi’s Rally
As one of the proud sponsors, SRAM & MRAM powered this high-octane rally that brought together riders, engineers, and enthusiasts.
The Grand Leap: SRAM & MRAM’s Cinematic Foray
SRAM & MRAM is set to establish a 50-acre film city, featuring cutting-edge studios, luxury preview theatres, opulent lodging, and high-end recreational spaces.
Global Capabilities & Unparalleled Storytelling (SRAM & MRAM Group Merges with Paradigm Pictures)
In a well-attended event held at the prestigious Warren House; SRAM & MRAM Group and Paradigm Pictures AD Ltd—announced a merger that promises to reshape the future of entertainment.
SRAM & MRAM Group and Paradigm Pictures AD Ltd Announce Landmark Merger
This merger between SRAM & MRAM Group and Paradigm Pictures marks a transformative moment in the entertainment industry.
SRAM & MRAM Group to Build Largest Private Healthcare Facility in Kazakhstan
The UK-based SRAM & MRAM Group, in partnership with Big B Corporation and KAZIND Medical Group, has announced plans to establish the largest private healthcare facility in Kazakhstan.
BYJU’S or Allen: Which is Better for Exam Preparation?
Choosing between BYJU'S and Allen depends on your specific goals and preferences. BYJU'S offers a broader range of courses, making it suitable for students preparing for various competitive exams.
Byju’s vs. Unacademy for UPSC Exam Preparation: A Comparative Analysis
Preparing for the Union Public Service Commission UPSC exams is a monumental task that requires dedicated effort, guidance, and the right resources.
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Government Jobs After 12th
According to the AISHE (All India Survey on Higher Education), a maximum of 26.3% of students enrolls for…