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CMTC 2009

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1. Kotagiri/ 25th May-8th June ( Billy Sam)

2. Darjeeling/ 28th May-10th June ( Sumanta Singh)

3. MHOW/ 8th June-22nd June (Richard Masih)

4. Dehradun/ 18th June - 29th June ( Christopher Thomas)

5. Ranchi/ 25th May- 6th June ( Thomas Abraham)

6. Khandala/ 15th May – 23rd May (Emmanuel Benjamin)

NB : The names within the bracket indicate the director of the programme.

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Anonymous said…
For more details about CMTCs. plz read UESI intouch (Apriel 2009).
or contact UESI staff.
April 11, 2009 at 2:21 PM
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