Event dedicated to woman empowerment

Tribune News Service

Patiala, Updated At : 06:38 AM Feb 15, 2025 IST

Members of the Eqbal Inn Ladies Club during an event to mark Valentine’s Day in Patiala.

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Dedicated to woman empowerment, the Eqbal Inn Ladies Club and Hotel Eqbal Inn celebrated “Valentine Fever” on the occasion of Valentine’s Day at the hotel.

Kamalpreet Sethi, MD of Eqbal Inn, presided over the function in which nearly 150 members of the club from all over North India participated.

Sethi said the club wanted to send the message of woman empowerment by organising such functions.

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