Camp; Handloom; Storytelling; Football

Camp Handloom Storytelling Football

TT Bureau Published 31.07.15, 12:00 AM

Camp

Swimming camp, Kalinga Stadium, 6.30am.

Handloom

Handloom exhibition, Boyan Bhavan, 11am.

Storytelling

Storytelling session, Bakul Foundation, 11am.

Football

Women’s Football League, Bidanasi Ground, 11am.

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Camp; Handloom; Storytelling; Football

Camp Handloom Storytelling Football

Camp

Handloom

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