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Shopian, November 10 (Scoop News)-J&K Folk Artists Association and Shah Qalander Folk Theatre in collaboration with District Administration Shopian today organized ‘Mega Cultural Festival’ at the Auditorium of Imtiyaz Memorial Government Degree College (IM-GDC) Shopian, here.
The Deputy Commissioner (DC) Shopian, Sachin Kumar Vaishya, who was chief guest on the occasion, inaugurated the Cultural Festival with "Isban Sozi".
The Festival was organised to celebrate the rich tradition, culture and heritage of the district.
The DC complimented the organizers for organizing such a cultural show in the district.
The main attractions of the programme were Bacha Nagma by Manzoor Ahmed Shah and party, Kashmiri Wanwun, Kashmiri Rouf by College girls, Welcome Song by Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Shopian; Damali Dance by Sagar Shabir and his team, Walive Aasove Skitch by Kulgam Artists, besides folk dances and music performances.
Several students of various schoo