Folk singer Inder Jeet Singh enthralls audience in Mandi

Mandi, March 4 Himachali folk singer Inder Jeet Singh enthralled the audience with his melodious voice on the second cultural night of Mahashivratri fair in Mandi. He sang several famous Pahari songs, like Ladi Shauniye, Pakhli Manu, Tirchhi Najren, Solma...

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Updated At : 11:51 AM Mar 05, 2022 IST

Mandi, March 4

Himachali folk singer Inder Jeet Singh enthralled the audience with his melodious voice on the second cultural night of Mahashivratri fair in Mandi. He sang several famous Pahari songs, like Ladi Shauniye, Pakhli Manu, Tirchhi Najren, Solma and others. —

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