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Drug-free Haryana: Covering 19 districts, cyclothon reaches Kurukshetra

Kurukshetra: The cyclothon rally organised under the “Drug-free Haryana” campaign, reached the Pehowa subdivision in Kurukshetra district on Thursday. After covering 19 districts and 1,600 km, the rally reached Kurukshetra. It is scheduled to reach Ambala on Friday. ...

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Updated At : 11:38 AM Sep 22, 2023 IST

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Kurukshetra:

The cyclothon rally organised under the “Drug-free Haryana” campaign, reached the Pehowa subdivision in Kurukshetra district on Thursday. After covering 19 districts and 1,600 km, the rally reached Kurukshetra. It is scheduled to reach Ambala on Friday.

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