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Raising funds for a good cause was the aim of Prayas, a fashion and lifestyle exhibition

The exhibition witnessed a massive turnout of enthusiastic shoppers who were there to find their picks before the fever of festive shopping gripped the city.

Nilasri Bhattacharya (t2 Intern) Published 30.08.23, 06:40 AM
At the exhibition, Rs 1,50,000 was donated to Lions Blood Centre to help needy thalassemia patients

At the exhibition, Rs 1,50,000 was donated to Lions Blood Centre to help needy thalassemia patients Pictures: Rashbehari Das

Inaugurated by a star-studded lineup of guests, Prayas, the two-day fashion and lifestyle exhibition in association with The Telegraph, was dedicated to the noble cause of generating awareness and raising funds for thalassemia patients. Held on August 9 and 10 at Royal Bengal Room, City Centre Salt Lake, the exhibition hosted by Lions Club of Calcutta Chetna also provided a wonderful platform to women entrepreneurs who were able to promote their small businesses and initiatives through this event.

The exhibition witnessed a massive turnout of enthusiastic shoppers who were there to find their picks before the fever of festive shopping gripped the city. At the exhibition, Rs 1,50,000 was donated to Lions Blood Centre to help needy thalassemia patients and was received by Lions Blood Centre chairman Suraj Bagla in the presence of Lions Club district governor Manisha Agarwal, who expressed her gratitude to Lions Club of Calcutta Chetna members for their support. Celebrities including Richa Sharma, Bhavna Himani, Suchandra Vanniya, Parul Sehgal Gulati, Sharmistha Chakraborty and Tamong also took to the stage to lend their support to the event. Snapshots.

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“The Prayas exhibition is a great example of how celebrities can use their platform to make a positive impact on the world. The event has raised awareness of thalassemia and raised funds to help patients in need. The celebrities who attended the inauguration were all generous in their support, and their words of encouragement helped to inspire others to do their part to help those in need,” said Uma Saraf (centre; wearing scarf), a member of the organising committee.

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