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Sunday, Nov 06, 2005

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Around the City

Free visa seminar

Visu International Ltd. is organising a Free Visa Seminar for students aspiring to go abroad at Hotel Anmol Continental, near Secretariat, on Sunday. The day-long seminar to start at 10 a.m. will cover various aspects., according to a release. Staff Reporter

Joint celebrations

The Confederation of Voluntary Associations, in association with Senior Citizens' Forum, Shalibanda, will organise Dasara-Deepavali-Eid joint celebrations on Sunday to promote communal harmony. The celebrations will be held at VDP High School, according to a press release. - Staff Reporter

Kali puja concludes

Kali Puja and Deepavali festival were organised under the aegis of Uttarayan Club concluded on Friday. The club formed by Bengali families 28 years ago organises the popular festival spanning three to four days every year. - Staff Reporter

RTC gesture

Get ready to be greeted with a pretty rose when you get on to an RTC bus to Bangalore on Monday. The Corporation's Ranga Reddy division has decided on this cute way of greeting its passengers going to the city on Sunday at 7.30 p.m. The regional manager S. Nagaraju said that 67 buses - 22 scheduled buses and 45 additional buses are to be operated from the Mahatma Gandhi Bus Station at Imlibun, according to a press release. - Staff Reporter

Sify contest

Sifymax, the broadband website from Sify, in a statement here announced `Pepsi Internet Ka Sarkar' contest to celebrate the success of Ram Gopal Varma's `Sarkar'. To participate in the contest, consumers have to sms IKS to 4545, answer a question based on the movie, then log on to `www.iks.sifymax.in' to watch and answer another question from a video clip to become eligible for a daily bounty of Rs. 1 lakh. The winners will be announced on the site the following day, the release added. Staff Reporter

Live telecast

The inauguration of Swaminarayan Akshardham at New Delhi in the presence of Swami Maharaj will be telecast on Aastha TV from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Sunday. The Swaminarayan Akshardham presents India's glorious heritage and revived ancient Indian architecture. The monument was completed in five years and has as many as 20,000 sculptures of various incarnations. - Staff Reporter

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