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Women urged to avail of training programmes
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The Singareni Seva Samithi president Padmaja Shanker called upon the women who are living in the Singareni Colliers area to utilise the vocational training programmes being conducted by the Seva Samithi. A programme was organised by the Seva Samithi here on the SCCL corporate office premises on Monday.
Kothagudem: The Singareni Seva Samithi president Padmaja Shanker called upon the women who are living in the Singareni Colliers area to utilise the vocational training programmes being conducted by the Seva Samithi. A programme was organised by the Seva Samithi here on the SCCL corporate office premises on Monday.
Speaking on the occasion, she said the Seva Samithi was conducting several vocational programmes for women and urged the women to make use of all training programmes in order to become financially independent.
She distributed merit certificates to the women who were trained already in the programmes. Seva Samithi office bearers B R Deekshithulu, Bethi Raju, Suma Bhanu, Sri Laxmi and others participated in the programme.
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