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Poetry contest

X-Ray, a literary and cultural service organisation, has invited its members to participate in a poetry contest. The best poet will be given a cash award of Rs. 5,000, a memento besides felicitation while ten other outstanding poets will also be given awards. Further enquiries could be made at 9848121763. Winners will be given prizes at a function to be held in the city on December 25.

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