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Philanthropist donates surgical gloves to PGI

Chandigarh: Harbhajan Kaur, a well-known philanthropist, handed over surgical gloves worth Rs 2 lakh for the PGI healthcare workers here on Wednesday. The money for the purchase of surgical gloves was contributed by Harbhajan’s son Aman Preet Singh. TNS...

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Updated At : 11:57 AM Jul 08, 2021 IST

Chandigarh: Harbhajan Kaur, a well-known philanthropist, handed over surgical gloves worth Rs 2 lakh for the PGI healthcare workers here on Wednesday. The money for the purchase of surgical gloves was contributed by Harbhajan’s son Aman Preet Singh. TNS

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