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Dear Friend, A play based on life of Swami Vivekananda will be staged at Chowdiah Memorial Hall on Friday, the 5th July 2013 at 6 pm onwards by well renowned theatre group Radhika Creations (in Hindi) and organised by ‘Friends of Tribal Society’. Not only transformation from Narendranath Dutta to Swami Vivekakanada, they also enact the proceedings at Parliament of World’s Religions in America during September 1893 and deliver his famous speech. It is essential that younger generations see the play, so that the audio-visuals on Swami Vivekananda energies the mind with positive vibes. Let us be proud of our golden era - the Renaissance. Note: Tickets are available in The Bengalee Association office at discounted price. Please contact following nos. 9945075154, 9845294003, 9886195111, 080-25366087. With regards, Achintya Lal Roy Tagore Cultural Centre The Bengalee Association, Bangalore

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