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I have an idea about one platform for babysitting. It can help working parents to leave their children in safe hands. Company provide full time and part time babysitting. According to children age 0 to 3, 1 to 3 year and 5 to 6 year many activi

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Ritu Bahuguna

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Hiring village girls. Bringing them to tier 1 cities. Giving them food and accommodation in the city. Too much costing for initial days. Not a good idea SHIV

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Manufacturing businesses should never choose benguluru , mumbai , delhi and other tier 1 cities because of High land price and expensive workforce also according to me government should create any city as a manufacturing hub of india

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