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Higher Education Dept launches ‘service clinic’ to clear file pendency

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'Clear the backlog fast'—that’s the goal behind Kerala’s Higher Education Department’s new ‘service clinic’ aimed at sorting out stuck files for students, colleges, and officials. Without a set deadline or number of cases, the initiative promises quicker processing. Meanwhile, the Transport Department checked Uppal’s RTO, and the Kerala Armed Women Battalion got fresh projects from the State Police Command. Separately, tech giant Qualcomm rolled out two AI-powered smartphone chips.

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  1. Qualcomm launches two new smartphone chips with emphasis on AI - TechCrunch

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  2. Higher Education Dept launches ‘service clinic’ to clear file pendency

    The Hindu · 1d ago

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  1. 1d agoQualcomm launches two new smartphone chips with emphasis on AI - TechCrunch
  2. 1d agoSPC launches projects at Kerala Armed Women Battalion
  3. 1d agoTransport Dept. official conducts surprise inspection at Uppal RTO
  4. 1d agoHigher Education Dept launches ‘service clinic’ to clear file pendency

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