Karnataka Sports and Cultural Club holds ‘Year of Reading’

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November 16, 2016

Dubai: Karnataka Sports and Cultural Club, a registered social club with Community Development Authority (CDA), government of Dubai, conducted a Year of Reading program at Solico Fibre Glass LLC Dubai Labour Residence, on 4th November Friday 2016.

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Based on the directives of Ruler of Dubai, 2016 has been declared as the year of reading to consolidate the UAE’s position as a global capital for culture and knowledge.

More than 500 labourers residing in the camp participated in various programs and reading competitions. Prior to the event, KSCC volunteers organized three day campaign to encourage reading habit among labours. Further KSCC organized an event that relates to reading which includes games, prizes, & reading.

In closing ceremony, chief guest Mr. Hisham Abdul Salam, Head of News Department, 126.9 AM Radio released the reading material published by KSCC and distributed the books to labours. KSCC Manager Mohammed Shafi chaired the event and Mr. Mohammed Ismail rendered vote of thanks.

Volunteers distributed reading materials published by KSCC .The event closed with snacks, fruits, juice and prize distribution.

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Comments

Roshan Saldana
 - 
Monday, 21 Nov 2016

It was very nice event by KSCC.. thanks to organizer..

Madonna Mysore
 - 
Monday, 21 Nov 2016

Well done..it was superb program..

Veena
 - 
Monday, 21 Nov 2016

Good works always welcome

Vinith
 - 
Sunday, 20 Nov 2016

Well done Karnata sports and cultural club....carry on

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