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Technology inputs in promoting indigenous food recipes of Irulas and Kurumbas tribes and empowering disadvantaged youth of Masinagudi and Ebbanad village of The Nilgiri District

Start Date: Saturday, Dec 01,2018

End Date: Tuesday, Dec 01,2020

School: School of Engineering, Coimbatore

Project Incharge:Dr. Senthil Kumar T.
Co-Project Incharge:Dr. Udhaya Kumar
Funded by:Ministry of Tribal Affairs
Technology inputs in promoting indigenous food recipes of Irulas and Kurumbas tribes and empowering disadvantaged youth of Masinagudi and Ebbanad village of The Nilgiri District

The project titled ”Technology inputs in promoting indigenous food recipes of Irulas and Kurumbas tribes and empowering disadvantaged youth of Masinagudi and Ebbanad village of The Nilgiri District”, is funded by Ministry of Tribal Affairs. The investigators of the project are Dr. T. Senthil KumarDr. S. Rajendra Kumar, Dr. Udhaya Kumar. The duration of the project is 1 year.

Project Grant / Assistance: 9,52,780

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