Rangla Group brings North Indian cultural folk dances

Friday, April 28, 2017

Rangla Group will treat the Indian community in Botswana with a variety of cultural music and dance from North India more especially amongst the Punjab tribe next month.

According to the media relation personnel at the High Commission of India in Gaborone Tumelo Machola, they will host the two days event in collaboration with the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) of the Ministry of External Affairs, New Delhi from May 14 to 15 this year.

The two days event will be kick started at Westwood International School in Gaborone on May 14, 2017 and continue at Francistown’s Civic Centre the following day.

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Rangla Group brings North Indian cultural folk dances

Rangla Group will treat the Indian community in Botswana with a variety of cultural music and dance from North India more especially amongst the Punjab tribe next month.

BNSC powerless as fights escalate

Sportspersons flock to politics

Attention turns to relegation

Tlou wary of another near-miss

Softball team denied World Cup chance

Mabote seeks answers after squad omission

World Relays trip divides BAA

The plight of a rookie

Inspect the voters' roll!