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HYDERABAD: Danlaw Technologies India has signed an agreement in consortium with Nagarjuna Infotech Ltd to serve as a consultant-cum-service provider for the Department of Municipal Administration, Government of Andhra Pradesh.

In a communiqué to the Bombay Stock Exchange, the company has also informed that Dr K.V. Rao has been appointed as its President and Chief Operating Officer of Danlaw Technologies responsible for business development, corporate strategy and planning.

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