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Hindu marching band to perform in Palmview

The Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh regularly performs community service and cultural programmes at local heritage camps.

The Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh (HSS) invites all to a captivating showcase of Hindu unity and harmony on Mynah Road, Palmview, on August 29 at 15:30.

The event, titled Peace March, which falls in Shravan month, will showcase a marching band.

The HSS regularly performs community service and cultural programmes at local heritage camps.

For further information, contact Priyen on 073-809-3581.

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