Trainee civil servants put culinary skills to test
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Proceeds from sale of dishes to go to an NGO
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Harpreet Singh,director-general of Dr MCR HRD Institute, launching FETE-The Utsav, a day-long food-cum-recreation extravaganza. | Photo Credit:
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Proceeds from sale of dishes to go to an NGO
The 121 trainee Civil Servants belonging to 22 States and nine services, who are attending the Special Foundation Course at Dr MCR HRD Institute, rolled out FETE-
The Utsav, a day-long food-cum-recreation extravaganza, turning the Ramadasu Mandapan at the institute into a sprawling kitchen.
It was a pleasant surprise to see the trainee Civil Servants dishing out mouth-watering delicacies, selling them as hard-core salespersons, generating profits, and donating them to an NGO, for a socially-relevant cause. The food items for sale reflected the true diversity of the batch.
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