Live
- UP: SC’s demolition verdict will help curb organised crime
- Won’t back off from ‘Pharma Village’, says Telangana CM’s brother
- SC order will stop govts from arbitrary house razing: Cong
- AP assembly session: Govt. to introduce five bills today in house Dy. Speaker election at noon
- Reject BJP’s divisive politics in Maha: Uttam
- Travan Core Devasthanam Issues Guidelines for Ayyappa Devotees Visiting Sabari
- Independent candidate slaps election official
- SC parked Yogi’s bulldozer in garage forever: Akhilesh
- No ‘blame game’ over pollution issue: Mann
- 3 Odisha Police officers get ‘Dakshata’ award
Valedictory and prize distribution ceremony at Numaish
The 78th All India Industrial Exhibition (AIIE) on Monday conducted valedictory and prize distribution ceremony at exhibition ground, Nampally. Some of the gold medal winners include Kamala Nehru Polytechnic for Women, Rajiv Gandhi Industrial Training Centre, Central Institute of Commerce and others.
Hyderabad: The 78th All India Industrial Exhibition (AIIE) on Monday conducted valedictory and prize distribution ceremony at exhibition ground, Nampally. Some of the gold medal winners include Kamala Nehru Polytechnic for Women, Rajiv Gandhi Industrial Training Centre, Central Institute of Commerce and others.
During the prize distribution ceremony prizes were given to central government stalls, state government stalls, corporation, co-operative and handlooms, multinational, limited companies and electronics, housing, household and kitchen appliances, general stalls and round stalls. While special consolation prizes and services rendered by personnel were handed over mementoes and certificates.
Vice President of Exhibition Society P Narotham Reddy said that the almost all the state government and central government through their public sector undertakings are represented in the exhibition. He said that about 2,600 stall have been set up this year are nearly 18 lakh visitors visited exhibition which provided seasonal employment to about 20,000 persons.
Member of parliament A P Jitender Reddy said that the exhibition hasbeen profitable since last 78 years, while Telangana state is at at growth of 18 per cent in last three years. He said that the age old culture still continues till date and people from various parts of city visit exhibition.
