Pingla Ghar inmates dance to bhangra beats

Jalandhar, November 30 A lunch and bhangra event were organised at Pingla Ghar, Gulab Devi Hospital Road, by an NRI philanthropist on Saturday. The donor Surinder Kaur Ghura from UK organised the event for the inmates. All male and female...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 03:40 PM Dec 01, 2019 IST

Jalandhar, November 30

A lunch and bhangra event were organised at Pingla Ghar, Gulab Devi Hospital Road, by an NRI philanthropist on Saturday.

The donor Surinder Kaur Ghura from UK organised the event for the inmates. All male and female inmates enjoyed dancing to the dhol beats and gladly attend the special lunch programme.

The event was attended by dignitaries Sarabjit Abrol, Inderjot Bawa, Manjit Bawa, Atamjit Singh Bawa and Pingla Ghar staff. —TNS

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