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Indian Audit and Accounts Services officers get training in account management in Chamba

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Updated At : 11:32 AM Jun 23, 2022 IST

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Chamba, June 22

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Officers of the Indian Audit and Accounts Services (IA&AS) got training on various topics related to account management and various departmental activities in the district treasury office here.

District Treasury Officer (DTO) TS Khanna said here today that the officers of 2021 batch visited the office and enquired about the works related to various branches of the treasury office, including bill, pension, accounts and NPS branches and gathered information.

Khanna also said the officers were on a visit to the district for getting knowledge about various departmental activities and training related to accounts.

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The team of officers included Shree Raj from Maharashtra, Arjit Mahajan from Jammu, Pooja from Jharkhand and Sandra Satish from Kerala.

Besides, the trainee officers were also made aware of the functioning of the district treasury office.

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