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ChennaiOnline to conduct cultural fete

CHENNAI: ChennaiOnline will conduct a music and dance festival for the second consecutive year from October 30 to November 5, to promote Indian art and culture, particularly Carnatic music and Bharatanatyam.

The ChennaiOnline Isai Vendhar and ChennaiOnline Natya Natchathram awards will be presented on November 1.

Violin maestro T.N. Krishnan will inaugurate the festival and K. Pandiarajan, Managing Director of MaFoi Management Consultants, will also participate.

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