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GNDU, Amritsar, students bag top spots in youth fair

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Updated At : 12:34 PM Mar 21, 2024 IST

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Amritsar, March 20

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Student-artists from the Music Department of Guru Nanak Dev University participated in the first open district-level youth mela organised by the Department of Youth Services, Punjab. Jagmeet Kaur, Muskanpreet Kaur and Mehman participated in Kavishri and Kali singing while Kirat Singh, Paramjit Singh and Satpurakh participated in Vaar singing.

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Assistant professor of the Music Department, Dr Rajesh Sharma, said the students bagged first positions in Kavishri, Vaar and Kali singing. He said this was all the result of students’ hard work and dedication in the youth fair. The programme was organised at Mai Bhago Polytechnic College for Girls at Amritsar. Vice-Chancellor of Guru Nanak Dev University Dr Jaspal Singh Sandhu and Dean Student Welfare Dr Preet Mohinder Singh Bedi congratulated the winners.

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