Women’s Day Celebration
Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies and Rayland Orthopaedic Trust will hold a Discussion Seminar to celebrate Women’sDay at Ekatré Hall, 186A Kalikapur Canal Road, Kolkata 700099.
Open to all.
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