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Sustainable Living-2, Event by Centre for Green Building Materials and Technology, Bangalore

Sustainable Living-2, Event by Centre for Green Building Materials and Technology, Bangalore
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Centre for Green Building Materials and Technology, Bangalore is  celebrating 15 years of promoting Eco-friendly solutions for a sustainable way of living at CGBMT Headquarters, Devanahalli, Bengaluru by organizing an event “Sustainable living 02″ from 5th  to    10th Nov ,2019.

The Sustainable Living -2 event aims at bringing awareness about Sustainable living among the students from schools and colleges, artisans, women, and professionals from various fields. The event includes Design competitions, Hands-on workshops, Handicraft workshops, Best out of waste, Painting, Quiz, talks & lectures, Music, Food & more.

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