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Home / Photo Gallery / People All Set To Ring In 2026 With A Cheer Style

People all set to ring in 2026 with cheer, style

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 08:15 PM Jan 05, 2026 IST

  • Girls in Amritsar get their faces painted as they celebrate new year’s eve on Wednesday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

  • Women in traditional Phulkari attire capture a joyful selfie while celebrating new year's eve 2026 at a village on Sirhind road in Patiala on Wednesday. Photo: Rajesh Sachar

  • Heavy rush of tourists on the occasion of New Year celebration in Shimla on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Lalit Kumar

  • Heavy rush of tourists on the occasion of New Year celebration in Shimla on Wednesday. Tribune Photo: Lalit Kumar

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