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Last date for shorthand course extended

Updated At : 02:54 PM Aug 21, 2019 IST

Tribune News Service

Jalandhar, August 20

Punjab Language Department is going to start classes for Punjabi shorthand course from September 1.

A spokesman of the Punjab Language Department said the last day for submitting application was August 20 earlier but the department had now decided to take the applications as late as August 23. The interview would be conducted on August 26. He said these classes would be provided at free-of-cost for a period of one year.

He said the admission forms were available at the office of department in District Administrative Complex in city.

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