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Meeting to check violence

NEW DELHI: To explore the possibility of launching a “violence-free Delhi” campaign, a two-day meeting on “Challenges from violence: Methods and strategies to counter them” begins at Anuvrat Bhavan in the Capital this Sunday. To be inaugurated by former Karnataka Governor T. N. Chaturvedi, it will deliberate on ways to counter the challenges posed by violence and terrorism. A number of people from different walks of life are expected to take part.

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