Dist Magistrate suspends licences of 4 IELTS centres

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Updated At : 12:37 PM Feb 12, 2023 IST

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Muktsar: The District Magistrate has suspended the licences of four IELTS coaching centres in Muktsar town. DM Vineet Kumar said the licence of these four IELTS coaching centres had expired, but their owners did not apply for the renewal and would be cancelled if they don’t apply for renewal before February 18. TNS

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