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February 1st, 2016
Training For Thailand Officials At Iis&M As Part Of Indo-Thai Geo-Spatial Cooperation Project

Hyderabad: The Indian Institute of Surveying & Mapping (IIS&M), Survey of India, Ministry of Science & Technology, GOI will be inaugurating a training programme for Thailand officials from February 1, 2016. Speaking to the media here on Thursday, SV Singh, DSG and U.N. Gurjar, Addl. Surveyor- IIS&M informed that the training programme is part of the agreement on Scientific, Technical and Environmental Cooperation and Transfer of Technology signed between the Republic of India and the Kingdom of Thailand. Read More via The Hans India