Neha Shoree award to be conferred on Visala Annam

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Updated At : 12:49 PM Dec 20, 2019 IST

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Mohali, December 19

Visala Annam, Deputy Drug Controller (I), Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation, has been selected for ‘Neha Shoree Award for Best Woman Drugs Control Officer’ by the All India Drugs Control Officers Confederation. The AIDCOC would confer the award to Annam for her outstanding enforcement work in various capacities. The award would be presented to her in the inaugural ceremony of the 71st IPC at Chennai on Friday. — TNS

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