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Tiruchi Campus Connect

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The Hindu Bureau
Tiruchi Campus Connect
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Educational institutions in Tiruchi are hosting various workshops and signing MoUs to enhance student skills. Activities include training in sustainable fashion, nanotechnology research, and industry-linked computer application programs.

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These initiatives bridge the gap between academic curriculum and industry requirements, fostering practical skill development and environmental awareness among students.

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Students of Shrimati Indira Gandhi College (SIGC) learned how to make cloth tote bags at a workshop organised by the Department of Fashion Technology, Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC), and Institutional Innovation Council (IIC) recently. Participants were trained in the complete process of designing and stitching eco-friendly tote bags, gaining practical knowledge in fabric selection, pattern making, cutting, stitching, finishing, and decorative techniques. The session emphasised the importance of reusable bags in reducing plastic waste and promoting environmental sustainability.

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