FICO honours entrepreneurs, manufacturers

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Ludhiana, August 17

FICO (Federation of Industrial an Commercial Organisation) honoured city’s six eminent tradespersons with its Award of Excellence for their distinguished service in their respective fields during the 78th Independence Day Celebrations at MSME Development and Facilitation Office, Ludhiana.

The awardees include, Lakhminder Kaur (Manufacturing), Mehakdeep Kaur (Exports), Narinder Bhamra (Fasteners), Gurdev Singh Panesar (Textiles), Parupkar Singh Ghuman (Advocate) and Swarn Singh Darera (MSME).

Sanjeev Chawla, Additional Development Commissioner, Ministry of MSMEs, and SS Basant of M/s Rattan Hammers, among others conferred the awards. — TNS

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