Singers enthral audience at fest

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Updated At : 01:28 PM Feb 17, 2024 IST

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Hoshiarpur, February 16

Singers Harvy Sandhu, Feroz Khan and Sukhwinder Sukhi enthralled the audience on the second day of the national law-cum-cultural fest ‘Aequitas2k24’ here today. Finals of the law events moot court and client counselling were held, the results of which were yet to be declared.

In cultural events Panjab University team, Government College, Hoshiarpur, and DAV College of Education, Hoshiarpur, won first prizes in different categories of theatre event. In talent hunt Tanya Thakur of PUSSGRC won the first prize, while Kajal and Palak won the second position. In the group dance battle team, GNA University won the first prize and PUSSGRC won the second prize. Acting PUSSGRC director Pooja Sood congratulated the winners.

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