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NVS-02 is indeed the second satellite in the NVS series, which represents the second generation of IRNSS satellites.	significant feature of the NVS series is the inclusion of an indigenous atomic clock, a crucial component for precise timekeeping in navigation systems	NVS satellites transmit signals in multiple frequency bands, including L5 and S bands. This multi-band capability enhances accuracy, signal availability, and coverage, especially in challenging environments.

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NVS-02 is indeed the second satellite in the NVS series, which represents the second generation of IRNSS satellites.	significant feature of the NVS series is the inclusion of an indigenous atomic clock, a crucial component for precise timekeeping in navigation systems	NVS satellites transmit signals in multiple frequency bands, including L5 and S bands. This multi-band capability enhances accuracy, signal availability, and coverage, especially in challenging environments.

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The first Fort William was built before the Battle of Plassey. It was after the Battle of Plassey that the British realized the need for a stronger, more fortified structure, leading to the construction of the current Fort William.	The fort is indeed named after King William III of England.

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The first Fort William was built before the Battle of Plassey. It was after the Battle of Plassey that the British realized the need for a stronger, more fortified structure, leading to the construction of the current Fort William.	The fort is indeed named after King William III of England.

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Grameen credit scoring is indeed tailored for microfinance clients, often in rural areas, who may lack formal credit histories.	A key feature of Grameen credit scoring is that it doesn’t rely heavily on traditional credit bureau data, as many microfinance borrowers have limited or no access to formal financial systems.

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Grameen credit scoring is indeed tailored for microfinance clients, often in rural areas, who may lack formal credit histories.	A key feature of Grameen credit scoring is that it doesn’t rely heavily on traditional credit bureau data, as many microfinance borrowers have limited or no access to formal financial systems.