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Punjab Governor inaugurates Military Literature Festival in Chandigarh, MP Manish Tewari holds talk

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Updated At : 10:02 PM Nov 30, 2024 IST

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Inaugurating the 8th Military Literature Festival here, Punjab Governor Gulab Chand Kataria on Saturday called literature the most potent weapon to inspire youngsters towards defence services. Addressing the gathering at the Lake Sports Complex near Sukhna Lake here, Kataria said the valour shown by the sons and daughters of Punjab in different wars serves as a perennial source of motivation for the entire nation. "The festival not only celebrates India's glorious military heritage, but also underscores the role of military literature in enhancing knowledge and fostering patriotism among citizens," the governor said. #militaryliteraturefestival #chandigarh #indianarmy #army #manishtewari

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