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Jukaru festival celebrated

Chamba, March 1 Jukaru, a festival of the Pangi tribal valley in Chamba district, which started on February 23, was also celebrated here today. The people of Pangi, residing in Chamba, gathered here and organised cultural programmes to mark the...

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Updated At : 12:27 PM Mar 02, 2020 IST

Chamba, March 1

Jukaru, a festival of the Pangi tribal valley in Chamba district, which started on February 23, was also celebrated here today. The people of Pangi, residing in Chamba, gathered here and organised cultural programmes to mark the fest. — OC

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