Declamation on Feb 28

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Updated At : 12:56 PM Feb 26, 2020 IST

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Chandigarh, February 25

The Department of Hindi, Panjab University, will organise the Krishan Kishore Grover and Avinash Chandra Bali Declamation Competition on February 28 from 10 am.

The competition will be held at the Gandhi Bhavan of the university. Participants can register in advance or on the day of the competition.

Dr Sanjay Pandey will be the chief guest and Prof Prashant Gautam will be the guest of honour for the competition, which will be adjudged by Manish Sharma from the Centre for Gandhian Studies, Dr Bhavneet Bhatti from the School of Communication Studies and Dr Harmail Singh from USOL, Punjabi Department.

Judges for AC Bali Competition competition will be Dr Dinesh Kumar form the Department of Laws, Dr Namita Gupta from the Centre for Human Rights and Dr Praveen Goyal from the UIET.

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