The exhibition will focus on key trends such as AI, cloud, and operational technology, as well as bridging the skills gap
The coronavirus-induced curfew in Goa was on Saturday extended till June 14, with shops selling essential items allowed to operate between 7am and 3pm every day.
The announcement was made in a tweet by Chief Minister Pramod Sawant.
"Our Government has decided to extend the state level curfew till 7 am, 14 June 2021. Timings for essential shops as defined will be increased to 7 am to 3 pm. In addition, shops/stores related to house/building repairs, monsoon preparedness or rain protection and stationary items will be allowed to open," he tweeted.
The curfew was set to get over on June 7 after being imposed in the coastal state on May 9.
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