Brahmin Sabha celebrates Parshuram Jayanti in Nurpur

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Updated At : 12:13 PM May 11, 2024 IST

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Nurpur, May 10

Brahmin Sabha, Nurpur, celebrated Parshuram Jayanti with religious fervour here on Friday at Shanti Bhawan. Dr NN Sharma, prominent educationist and vice-chancellor of Sri Sai University (Palampur), was the chief guest.

On the occasion, the sabha honoured NGOs — Nurpur Blood Donors’ Club and Angel Divyang Asharam, Rehan in Fatehpur sub-division. Meritorious students of the area were also felicitated for their academic and sports achievements.

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