3-day cultural fest begins at medical college

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 05:26 AM Nov 07, 2025 IST

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Dayanand Medical College and Hospital (DMCH) kick-started a three day event ‘Ectopia 2025’ on the theme ‘Pop and Pixel’ which was inaugurated at the college auditorium. The chief guest for the event was Aaditya Dachalwal, Commissioner, Municipal Corporation, Ludhiana.

A newsletter, ‘Ectopia Times’, was also released on the occasion. Bipin Gupta, secretary, DMCH Managing Trust, appreciated the efforts of students and members of the DMCH cultural committee for conducting this extravaganza. He urged everyone to plant more trees to save the environment.

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