On the last day of her stay, Governor Margaret Alawa attended several programs in the city. She inaugurated a health training camp at Tribal Research Institute Udaipur and met traditional healers.

Alawa also met vice chancellors of South Asian Countries who are in the city to attend an international conference. An Udaipur Deceleration Letter which is prepared for quality education in SAARC nations was given to the Governor.

Governor Margaret Alawa with Anil Mehta of Lake Conservation Committee

In the evening, Margaret Alawa met several people including Prof. I.V Trivedi, vice chancellor MLSU and Anil Mehta, Kamlendra Rathod and Leela Vijay, representatives of Lake Conservation Committee.

Speaking at T.R.I, Governor Alawa announced Tribal Museum to conserve the works done on development of tribal of Udaipur region.

Margaret Alawa honoring traditional healers at T.R.I

She also shared her views on traditional healing and said that the many skills of traditional healing in India is well known in the world and is been also used widely. Alawa also appealed traditional healers to share their skills and knowledge so it should not remain unfamiliar.

While meeting the representatives of lake conservation committee, Margaret Alawa discussed the issue of new laws of conservation in detail and learnt about the problems, local citizens and conservators are facing.