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Kids at Sadda Pind

Updated At : 06:38 AM Jun 21, 2018 IST

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A group of special kids at the Sadda Pind in Amritsar. Tribune photo

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Amritsar, June 20

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Over 50 children from Agosh, a school for children with special needs, visited the Sadda Pind on Wednesday. The management at Sadda Pind hosted them along with their teachers free of cost. The guests took a tour of the Sadda Pind and learnt about the Punjabi tradition in the live museum.

The children also participated in traditional games, like balloon shooting, bowling, and enjoyed camel and horse rides around the ground.

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Sadda Pind CEO Vandana Gambhir expressed happiness over the visit.

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