The record-setting performance took place on the last day of the four-day festival, which began on November 11 and ended on November 14. The 50th edition brought performers and visitors together to celebrate the traditions of the Garo community.
The record-setting performance took place on the last day of the four-day festival, which began on November 11 and ended on November 14. The 50th edition brought performers and visitors together to celebrate the traditions of the Garo community.
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The record-setting performance took place on the last day of the four-day festival, which began on November 11 and ended on November 14. The 50th edition brought performers and visitors together to celebrate the traditions of the Garo community.
