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Poetry collection released

The Punjabi Lekhak Sabha and Punjab and Chandigarh Journalists Association, in collaboration with the Punjab Kala Parishad, organised a function to release the poetry collection ‘Raatein di Chhup’, written by Pawan Tiwana. A poetic symposium by Chandigarh-based journalists was the...

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Updated At : 07:15 AM Nov 11, 2024 IST

The Punjabi Lekhak Sabha and Punjab and Chandigarh Journalists Association, in collaboration with the Punjab Kala Parishad, organised a function to release the poetry collection ‘Raatein di Chhup’, written by Pawan Tiwana.

A poetic symposium by Chandigarh-based journalists was the highlight of the event.

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