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LUDHIANA: The Three-day cultural festival at Dayanand Medical College and Hospital (DMCH) “ECTOPIA-2019” entered its third day.

MBBS students of Dayanand Medical College and Hospital dance during ECTOPIA-2019. Tribune Photo

Tribune News Service

Ludhiana, February 14

The Three-day cultural festival at Dayanand Medical College and Hospital (DMCH) “ECTOPIA-2019” entered its third day.

The MBBS batch-2016 had a score of 160 and MBBS batch-2018 stood at second position with a score of 87.

Renowned stand up comedians, including Parvinder Singh and Shivansh Srivastava performed on Wednesday evening and enthralled audience with their jokes.

Students participated in various other events, including solo dance, duet dance/teen ka tadka and choreography.

In choreography students of various batches performed the bombshell dance items which left the spectators swestruck.

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