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This document discusses the need to promote research and innovation in India to address basic issues. It summarizes "WEInnovation", which aims to help rural communities by supporting training and skill development for rural youth. It conducts workshops and programs to provide tools, platforms, and mentoring to students to help develop their innovative ideas. Its goals are to find innovative ideas and promote innovation and research through both online and in-person support across various schools and technical institutions.
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