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NIMHANS opens reimagined crèche for children of staff in Bengaluru

The Hindu - Sci-Tech · 1 September 2026 at 10:13 am

NIMHANS opens reimagined crèche for children of staff in Bengaluru

The initiative seeks to demonstrate how public institutions can create child-centred and sustainable childcare environments for their workforce.

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