The Department of Home Science at Government College for Women, Parade Ground Jammu, participated in the "Everest Better Kitchen Culinary Challenge," focusing on preserving and promoting regional Indian cuisines. Students showcased traditional and innovative dishes, emphasizing the rich culinary heritage of Jammu.
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GCW Parade Ground students shine at the Everest Better Kitchen Culinary Challenge.
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