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MP inaugurates cloth store
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Speaking on the occasion, he expressed happiness over women taking the initiative to establish the clothing store.

MP Lavu Sri Krishnadevarayalu inaugurating a new cloth store at Brindavan Gardens Main Road in Guntur on Sunday. Guntur District Cooperative Central Bank chairman Makkena Mallikarjuna Rao is also seen
Guntur: Narasaraopet MP Lavu Sri Krishnadevarayalu inaugurated a new cloth store, ‘Thorani’, at Brindavan Gardens Main Road in Guntur on Sunday. He formally inaugurated the store by cutting the ribbon and lit the lamp.
Speaking on the occasion, he expressed happiness over women taking the initiative to establish the clothing store.
He said that providing self-employment opportunities to women was one of the key objectives of the coalition government.
Thorani cloth store proprietor Mannava Vidya Shalini said that the newly opened store offers a wide range of women’s clothing, including sarees, dress materials and designer outfits. She said that the business had been successfully operating for the past three years at Jammichettu Centre at Moghalrajpuram in Vijayawada city. She appealed to women in the city to visit the store and encourage their business by purchasing their products.
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