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Handloom expo inaugurated

VIZIANAGARAM: S.D.P. Sarma, Assistant General Manager of NABARD, on Wednesday inaugurated handloom exhibition at Masonic Temple. He appealed to people to encourage weavers. Assistant Director (Handlooms and Textiles) K.V.S.K. Bhagawandas said that various handloom societies in the State put up 25 stalls.

He said 10 per cent rebate was being offered on selected handlooms.

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