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Drive against female foeticide

Staff Reporter

NEW DELHI: A weeklong anti-foeticide theatre campaign organised by Patiala-based National Theatre Arts Society in collaboration with the Director PNDT, Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, ended here on Thursday.

Inaugurated on February 15, five shows of the play "Daairey", written by Satish Kumar Verma and reconstructed by Pran Sabharwal and Sunita Sabharwal, were staged in different parts of the city.

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