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Youth Congress launches poll campaign ‘Punjab Da Bhavikh’

The Indian Youth Congress, in association with the Yuva Bhagidari Foundation, today launched ‘Punjab Da Bhavikh’— a platform that would encourage and give the youth of Punjab the opportunity to speak to senior Cabinet ministers, policy makers and prominent youth leaders in Punjab. - File photo

Chandigarh, October 20

The Indian Youth Congress, in association with the Yuva Bhagidari Foundation, today launched ‘Punjab Da Bhavikh’— a platform that would encourage and give the youth of Punjab the opportunity to speak to senior Cabinet ministers, policy makers and prominent youth leaders in Punjab.

Kiran Walia, a senior Congress leader, was present on the occasion. The events are scheduled to be held across the state from October 21. — TNS

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