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The elderly soak up some fun
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The elderly soak up some fun. Senior Citizens Forum of Secunderabad, the oldest in twin cities, headed by Kamakshi, celebrated its 22nd annual day at Belsons Taj on Sunday. About 150 seniors, some in their eighties, reveled in songs, skits, jokes and group dance.
Senior Citizens Forum of Secunderabad, the oldest in twin cities, headed by Kamakshi, celebrated its 22nd annual day at Belsons Taj on Sunday. About 150 seniors, some in their eighties, reveled in songs, skits, jokes and group dance.
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Five couples chose to tap their feet to romantic melodies of Rajesh Khanna and Vyjayanthimala. The audience burst into peels of laughter when they gave absurd answers during a game show titled ‘Kaise Banega Crorepati’.
Senior members like JS Khanwar (93) and RN Mital (89) gave away the prizes to winners of several competitions. People in their eighties were felicitated. The meeting culminated in a sumptuous lunch.
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