Various NGOs including Indo-Pak 'Dosti Manch', Folklor Research Academy and Punjabi Jagriti Manch are going to organise the fair, General Secretary of Hind-Pak Dosti Manch, Satnaam Singh Manak said here today.
He said that they were holding such fairs from the last 17 years to promote people-to-people contact between the masses of two neighbouring nations, beside candle light vigil on international Indo-Pak border.
Talking about the candle light vigil programme, he said "Indian delegation consisting of educationists, intellectuals, journalists, academicians, industrialists would participate on Zero line at Indo-Pak Attari/Wagah border."
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