IHE to hold Cultural Festival

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Updated At : 02:57 PM Feb 07, 2024 IST

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New Delhi: The student union of the Institute of Home Economics (IHE), University of Delhi, is gearing up to host Feria’24, its highly anticipated annual cultural festival, on February 8. Recognised as one of DU’s premier cultural extravaganzas, Feria’24 is renowned for its outstanding display of talent and diversity. This year’s line-up includes fashion event ‘Crisco 2.0’, adding to the festival’s allure and appeal.

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