Karnataka’s proposed job quota could hurt India’s Silicon Valley

Even if the bill is not implemented, its introduction has already cast a shadow on the future of startups in Bengaluru.

21 July, 20241 min
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Karnataka’s proposed job quota could hurt India’s Silicon Valley

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