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Photography Day celebrations held
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Past is brought alive through photography which can make all difference, said Circle Inspector Ravikumar. He also observed that a picture is worth 1000 words.
Tandur: Past is brought alive through photography which can make all difference, said Circle Inspector Ravikumar. He also observed that a picture is worth 1000 words.
He participated as the chief guest at a programme organised by the Tandur Photographers Association on the occasion of World Photography Day here on Monday.
School bags were distributed to the students of government primary school at Sitharampet along with two fans to the school. Leaders of the association Naresh, Subhash, Shabuddin, Venkat, Ramu, Narender, Kishore, Arvind, Srinivas, Ambadas, Nasir and headmaster of the school Ayub were present.
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