Two tribal community members — A.M. Hooraj and his wife Chandose of a Tribal hamlet in Belur taluk of Hassan district — who have been selected to represent the tribal community at the Republic Day Parade in New Delhi on Jan.26, were given a warm farewell at a function organised at the Karnataka State Tribal Research Institute (KSTRI) located on Anikethana Road in Kuvempunagar in city this morning. The two will be accompanied by KSTRI Officer Shivakumar.
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Two tribals to represent State at Republic Day Parade in New Delhi
Two tribal community members — A.M. Hooraj and his wife Chandose of a Tribal hamlet in Belur taluk of Hassan district — who have been selected to represent the tribal community at…
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Published January 21, 2020 · 1 min read
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