Cherambane Gowda Women's Union Holds Skill Development Training

Napoklu, Jul. 22: Cherambane Gowda Women's Union organized a skill training workshop.

As part of World Youth Skills Day, the union's president Kadlera Tulasi Mohan chaired a program at Karugunda Gowda Samaj. Members of the union symbolically provided training in various crafts, weaving, etc.

Speaking on the occasion, Tulasi Mohan said that this program was held symbolically as part of World Youth Skills Day and that in the future, resource persons will provide good training to union members, locals and art lovers and will provide facilities to display and sell the items made by the women's union.

In the workshop, Kodapalu Theertha Ganapathi, Kekada Pooja Nagendra, Koodakandi Soni Sudeep, Baichana Swathi Mandappa demonstrated how to weave wire bags, make Ulan shawls, mufflers, umbrellas, gausas, etc.

Members of the union and Karugunda Gowda Yuva Vedike President Pradeep Paremajalu, Vice President Dayana Pursin, Secretary Ketoli Yashwanth and other members participated.

Annachchi Bojamma Kushalappa prayed at the program and Koodakandi Savita Bapuji welcomed. Podanolana Pavitra Girish compered the program and Secretary Kekada Pooja Nagendra proposed the vote of thanks.

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