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Buyer-seller meet from May 7

KOCHI: A buyer-seller meet will be organised as part of the International Coconut Summit from May 7 to 11. Potential entrepreneurs who desire to start an industry in coconut and coir products can take part. Those who are interested to participate in the meet may contact the convener, Business Meet, International Coconut Summit, LIG-404, Gandhi Nagar, Kochi - 682 020 or on telephone 0484-2207616/2203019, according to a press release. - Staff Reporter

Project Fellow at

St. Teresa's College

KOCHI: Applications have been invited for the post of Project Fellow, to work for an UGC-sponsored major research project in the Department of Sociology, St. Teresa's College here. The candidate must have Master's degree with a minimum of 55 per cent marks and should be below 40 years of age. The application with copies of certificates and bio-data should be sent to Principal Investigator, Major Research Project, Department of Sociology, St. Teresa's College. The last date of accepting the application is March 24, according to a press release. - Staff Reporter

Interactive cookery conference

KOCHI: An interactive cookery conference will be organised through videoconferencing by Reliance on March 18. The live platform will enable the participants at various locations across Kerala to interact with each other as well as with the chef. The participants have to register their names by paying Rs.500 each at any of the outlets of Reliance World, according to the company.

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