50 girls attend bakery course at SSD college

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Updated At : 01:02 PM Feb 11, 2020 IST

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Bathinda, February 10

A bakery course was organised at SSD Girls College here. It was conducted by the Institute of Hotel Management (IHM) and was held under the guidance of Neelam Gupta from the Home Science department of the college.

A total of 50 students took the bakery course. Each trainee would be given Rs 1,000 by the IHM. Satish Arora, governor, IHM, and Rajnit Kohli, principal of the college, gave certificates to the students.

College president Sanjay Goyal and senior vice-president Parmod Maheshwari, among other members of the college management, were present on the occasion.

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