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Tourism Spring Carnival begins in Dharamsala

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Updated At : 02:15 PM Feb 26, 2024 IST

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Dharamsala, February 25

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The Dari Mela ground here is abuzz with activities during Tourism Spring Carnival-2024. Stalls showcasing Kangra’s art and culture are attracting visitors.

Raghubir Singh Bali, Vice-Chairman, Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation, inaugurated the event today. Performances by an orchestra band, Brass Band by Himachal Home Guards, Jhamakra-Kangra’s traditional folk dance and a fashion show by NIFT students were the highlights of the first day of the event, which began with Saraswati Vandana.

Shiwani Negi, a folk artiste, said, “It is a historic moment as stakeholders like hotel association, paragliding association and others have joined hands for the cultural promotion of Dharamsala.”

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A comedy show and Kathak performance also enthralled the audience. Kuldeep Sharma, the Natti King, was the main attraction of the evening.

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