Dogra group to raise funds for village

Dogra group to raise funds for village Jammu, November 28 The International Dogra Society organised a meeting with Bollywood actor Ali Fazal in Central London to raise funds to donate to a border village school in the Jammu region....

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 04:33 PM Nov 29, 2019 IST

Jammu, November 28

The International Dogra Society organised a meeting with Bollywood actor Ali Fazal in Central London to raise funds to donate to a border village school in the Jammu region.

An interactive question-answer round with Fazal was also held, who in his speech said, “I am proud to be associated with this event, which will help contributing for a noble cause back in Jammu Kashmir.”

He also said he was planning to visit Jammu Kashmir in the near future once he finishes shooting for his upcoming Hollywood movie ‘Death on the Nile’ based on Agatha Christie’s famous novel. — TNS

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