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Hi,
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There was a meeting of the Principals of all the IHRD Engineering Colleges, today at CEC. The IHRD Director was also present.
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Regards,
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Arunanand T A,
CEC 2010 CS.
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Meeting of IHRD Engineering College Principals at CEC
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