Mysuru: Based on the directions of Union Ministry of Tribal Affairs, the Karnataka State Tribal Research Institute (KSTRI) has formed a 16-member team comprising 15 Tribal Community (ST) members and a Nodal Officer to undertake a study tour of Assam from Nov. 29 to Dec.12. The KSRTI has organised a farewell programme for the team at its premises located on Aniketana Road, Kuvempunagar at 3 pm on Nov. 28. For details, call Ph: 0821-2560274.
Farewell to State Tribal team on Nov. 28
Mysuru: Based on the directions of Union Ministry of Tribal Affairs, the Karnataka State Tribal Research Institute (KSTRI) has formed a 16-member team comprising 15 Tribal Community (ST) members and a Nodal…
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