KUPWARA: The residential refresher course continued today, on the third day at Waisa in district Kupwara with the introduction of the trekking from rest house BHSS Waisa to Kawnar.  The course aims to enhance the skills and knowledge of the participants in various fields. During the session, District Youth Services and Sports Officer Kupwara, along with Principal conducted an inspection of the classes, mess facilities, and accommodation arrangements for the trainees. 

They reviewed the facilities to ensure that all necessary provisions are being met for the comfort and well-being of the participants. The refresher course is expected to provide valuable learning opportunities and improve the overall development of the trainees.

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