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Literati-2015 begins

CHANDIGARH: Author Kiran Nagarkar was the main attraction during the inauguration of the 3rd edition of the Literati2015 organised by the Chandigarh Literary Society CLS at the Lake Club here today

Updated At : 07:27 AM Nov 07, 2015 IST

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Chandigarh, November 6

Author Kiran Nagarkar was the main attraction during the inauguration of the 3rd edition of the Literati-2015, organised by the Chandigarh Literary Society (CLS) at the Lake Club here today.

CLS chairperson and festival director Dr Sumita Misra traced the journey of the CLS from 2012 when a few like-minded friends got together to set up a forum for writers to discuss literary ideas. The festival started with the launch of Anupam Kher’s book. Nearly 60 authors are participating in the festival. — TNS

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