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Torch March
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'The flame of Knowledge - Igniting Minds' is a torch relay aimed at involving the youth of the nation in the celebrations. The torch - a symbol of knowledge, awareness and a passion for progress, will be carried by the youngsters from different parts of the nation and spread the radiance all along the journey. It will start as a trickle and snowball into a mass movement of positivity as it gathers momentum. The Torch March will culminate, when, on arriving from different corners of the nation, the congregation will start from Ramakrishna Math, lower Tank Bund to Ravindra Bharati on 12th January 2018 at 08:00 AM on National Youth Day.
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Dear Patron, Our Organisation wants to join hands with your TORCH MARCH activity. Our Youth & Volunteers will be participating in the event. Please feel free to discuss with us on 8099977308. Warm regards Katta Shyam Benny