Kurukshetra: Seminar on ‘Apni Rajdhani Apna Nyayalaya’ organised

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Updated At : 12:03 PM Feb 26, 2024 IST

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Kurukshetra, February 25

A one-day seminar on “Apni Rajdhani Apna Nyayalaya” was organised at Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar Bhawan, Kurukshetra, on Sunday.

The event was convened by Dr Vikram Kharb, Assistant Professor, Department of English at Kurukshetra University, with a view to bring the diverse segments of intellectuals on a platform to discuss the issue of a separate capital and high court for Haryana. Chief guest Mahendra Singh Chopra said despite having a glorious history and culture, Haryana hadstill been deprived of its distinct identity.

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