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SISI training programme in Hyderabad

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HYDERABAD: The Small Industries Service Institute (SISI) will conduct a full-time training programme on "Practical demonstration-cum-training on household

chemical consumable products" from October 11 to 15.

The training would be useful to the educated unemployed youth who desire to start a small venture with low capital investment. Number of trainees (both men and women) per batch is 30 and the course fee per participant is Rs

1,000 (excluding the cost of raw material for demonstration around Rs 200 per candidate ).

Interested candidates could contact Mr D. Chandrasekhar, Deputy Director (Chemical), SISI, Balanagar, Hyderabad, Phone no: 23078131/32/33.

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