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Chandigarh: Rigveda in focus at Sapt Sindhu Literature Festival

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Updated At : 12:58 PM Mar 01, 2024 IST

Chandigarh, February 29

The second day of the Sapt Sindhu Literature Festival at the PU today focused on the Rigveda.

The session was presided over by Dr Ravail Singh, Dr HS Bedi, Dr Ravindar Singh, Dr Nandita and Dr Jagbir Singh, Chancellor of Central University, Bathinda. He laid emphasis on the importance of Sanskrit and Gurbani.

Dr Virendra Garg, the organiser, requested Punjabi folk singer Sukhi Brar to compose a song on Sapt Sindhu.

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