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Nukkad natak to observe World Population Day

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 05:00 AM Jul 16, 2025 IST

To mark World Population Day, a nukkad natak was organised at AKSIPS-41B Smart School, Chandigarh, by renowned ‘Theatre for Theatre’ group. The performance aimed to raise awareness about the pressing issue of population explosion, highlighting the grim reality of another billion people being added to the global population every 12 years. The street play vividly depicted the consequences of overpopulation, including poverty, unemployment, lack of education and resource shortages.

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Nukkad natak to observe World Population Day

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