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Parliament proceedings | 3.7 lakh Indians migrated for work to 18 countries in 2022

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The reply added that the percentage share of population in Punjab in the age-group of 15 to 59 is 64% in comparison to 60.3% at all India level as per census 2011
The Hindu Bureau
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