4-day International Lavi Fair to be held in Rampur from Nov 11

4-day International Lavi Fair to be held in Rampur from Nov 11
Shimla: International Lavi Fair will be organised from November 11 to 14 in Rampur. Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla will inaugurate the international fair on November 14 and chief minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu will be the chief guest at the closing ceremony. The fair will be organised at Post-graduate College ground in Rampur, while cultural programmes will take place at Padam Senior Secondary School ground in Rampur. Shimla deputy commissioner Anupam Kashyap chaired a meeting of the organising committee of the fair on Wednesday to discuss the preparations for the four-day international fair. In the meeting, chairman of the seventh state finance commission Nand Lal said various people have given important suggestions regarding the preparations of the fair and transparency will be maintained at every level in organising it.
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