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Babe Ke Ayurvedic College students visit Punjab Agricultural University

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 09:08 AM Aug 06, 2024 IST
Forty-seven students, accompanied by two teachers from Babe Ke Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital, VPO Daudhar, Moga district, visited Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) today to gain insights into the university’s agricultural endeavours. - File photo

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Ludhiana, August 5

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Forty-seven students, accompanied by two teachers from Babe Ke Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital, VPO Daudhar, Moga district, visited Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) today to gain insights into the university’s agricultural endeavours.

The visit included a tour of the School of Agricultural Biotechnology’s state-of-the-art tissue culture lab, where Dr Pawan Malhotra provided a comprehensive briefing.

The students also explored the Herbal Garden, guided by Dr Amanpreet from the School of Organic Farming, who showed them various medicinal herbs.

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