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Dwcra bazaar from Oct. 1

HYDERABAD: About 550 Self-Help Group women from 17 States and all districts of Andhra Pradesh will take part in the 12-day Regional SARAS/Dwcra Bazaar beginning at People’s Plaza, Necklace Road, from October 1.

G. China Reddy, Minister for Rural Development, will inaugurate the event which is aimed at deriving maximum benefit in marketing the SHG products, according to R. Anita, CEO, SERP.

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