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What’s on: Musical evening ‘Kanha Bhakti Ras’

Chandigarh ML Koser Indoor Auditorium, PKK Complex, Sec 35-B, 6:30 pm Shree Krishan Leela, a light and sound play: Mini-auditorium, Tagore Theatre, Sector 18-B, 6.30 pm Poetry Symposium: By Department of Alumni Relations, PU, in collaboration with Hindi Vikas...

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Updated At : 07:40 AM Aug 24, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh

ML Koser Indoor Auditorium, PKK Complex, Sec 35-B, 6:30 pm

Shree Krishan Leela, a light and sound play: Mini-auditorium, Tagore Theatre, Sector 18-B, 6.30 pm

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Poetry Symposium: By Department of Alumni Relations, PU, in collaboration with Hindi Vikas Parishad; Alumni House Hall, Sector 25, 11 am

India International Mega Trade Fair: Parade Ground, on till September 2

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Apni Mandi

Chandigarh: Sectors 40, 43 and 49

Mohali: Sector 82

Panchkula: Sector 14

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