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TN Assembly Election | Over 21,500 officials undergo election training
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March 15, 2021 08:00 IST
Officials, who conducted the training, told the trainee officers about the procedure to be followed prior to voting
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The first level training for poll officials was conducted at a centre in the city on Sunday.
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Officials, who conducted the training, told the trainee officers about the procedure to be followed prior to voting Coimbatore district administration on Sunday conducted the first level training for 21,534 officials at a centre each in one of the 10 Assembly constituencies allotted to them.
A release from the district administration said 5,331 officials designated as principal election officer, 5,328 officials as polling officer I, 5,489 officials as polling officer II and 5,386 officials designated as polling officer III underwent the training in 10 centres.
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Meeting for HIV positive patients held
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A meeting for HIV positive patients was recently organised by Nirmala College for Women as part of its ‘Sneha Positive Faces’ outreach programme.
As many as 101 HIV positive patients took part in the meeting, a release said.
Cultural programmes and medical consultation for the patients were also organised as part of the meeting.
Minu Pramod, Commissioner (Audit) of GST and Central Excise, Coimbatore; K. Mahadevan, Dermatologist, PSG Hospitals; Sr. Dr. Agnes, St. Mary’s Hospital, Podanur, Mother Joseph Benedicta, Superior General, Presentation Convent and M. Helen, Principal of Nirmala College for Women were present at the event.