Singers hold fund raiser show at CT Group

Performances by Gulab Sidhu, G Khan draw over 1,200 attendees

Tribune News Service

Jalandhar, Updated At : 03:55 AM Oct 02, 2025 IST

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CT Group of Institutions organised ‘Fundraiser 2.0’ at its auditorium, featuring live performances by Punjabi artists Gulab Sidhu and G Khan. The event saw over 1,200 attendees from across Punjab, with all proceeds going to Punjab Flood Relief.

Present were Dr Manbir Singh (Managing Director), Harpreet Singh (Vice Chairman), Tanika Channi (Joint MD), and Dr Nitin Tandon (Executive Director), who emphasised community unity in humanitarian efforts.

Dr Singh highlighted the role of fundraisers in building empathy. Both artists expressed gratitude, calling the initiative an honour and a testament to Punjab’s spirit and solidarity.

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