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Konkani Poetry Festival in Mangalore on January 6th and 7th [India]:

'Kavita Trust’ which promotes and promulgates Konkani poets and their works and Mandd Sobhann (R) in association with Karnataka Konkani Sahitya Akademi are organising a mega poetry event. This two-day programme will attract people related to poetry from Konkani speaking places mainly from Karnataka, Goa, Maharashtra Kerala and the Gulf. This grand event called 'Kavita Fest' will be held on January 6 and 7 at Mangalore's Kalaangann. [...]

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