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Inspired by tribal ways – Tribal Beats inter-collegiate fest at Bangalore
Deccan Herald (Bangalore), Wednesday 16 November 2011 Many colleges from the City took part in the annual inter-collegiate fest of Bishop Cotton Women’s Christian College Disha — Tribal Beats, the annual inter-collegiate festival […] With the theme being tribal, six … Continue reading
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Tagged Lambani, Pipli, Toda
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