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THIS IS WHERE CBSE GOT FULLY EXPOSED 🔥 ANCHOR: Why did the tender go for the third time? What did your findings show? SARTHAK 🎯: CBSE floated the OSM tender twice. Both got cancelled. ANCHOR: Then what happened? SARTHAK ⚡️: On the third tender, Coempt Eduteck won. ANCHOR: What’s...

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