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Rohtak: Eminent academician and writer Prof (retd) DR Choudhary was remembered by intellectuals in an online meeting held here on Monday. The meeting was attended by over 300 participants across India and abroad. Prof Pritam Singh of Oxford University,...

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Updated At : 12:01 PM Jun 08, 2021 IST

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Rohtak: Eminent academician and writer Prof (retd) DR Choudhary was remembered by intellectuals in an online meeting held here on Monday. The meeting was attended by over 300 participants across India and abroad. Prof Pritam Singh of Oxford University, renowned poet Kuldeep Salil, social activist Yogendra Yadav and political activist Inderjit Singh were among those prominent who threw light on Choudhary’s life, who died on June 2 after a brief illness. Prof Pritam Singh spoke about the academic depth that Chaudhry had on the Haryana and Punjab Society and his understanding about socio-economic roots of terrorism in Punjab.

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