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Sylhet-Silchar Festival

Published by: Team GI Youth

With the aim to strengthen the bilateral relations between India and Bangladesh, an inaugural edition of the Sylhet-Silchar Festival was organised recently in Assam’s Barak Valley celebrating the cultural ties between the two countries.

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Published on 07, Jan 2023

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