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Free Press Society Connect Brings RR Avenue Residents Together For Fun-Filled Housie Evening In Indore

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): A lively evening of entertainment, devotion and community bonding unfolded at RR Avenue, Indore, as Free Press organised a Housie/Tambola programme for residents during the festive season. Around 150 residents participated enthusiastically, making the event a vibrant community gathering. The programme was organised as part of Free Press's ongoing initiative to connect…

Free Press Society Connect Brings RR Avenue Residents Together For Fun-Filled Housie Evening In Indore

Indore (Madhya Pradesh) witnessed a joyful evening of camaraderie and entertainment at RR Avenue on Housie night, organized by Free Press. Approximately 150 residents gathered to enjoy the festive evening of fun-filled Housie. The programme was part of Free Press's continuous efforts to connect with residential areas through engaging activities.

The RR Avenue committee members, Lucky Kautuk and Avadh Shotriya, highlighted the society's ongoing commitment to environmental awareness and eco-friendly practices. Committee members Ayushi Kalra and Girish Agrawal added that regular cultural programmes and community interaction were essential aspects of RR Avenue life. Residents expressed their gratitude for the event, praising the clear language and usefulness of Free Press's digital editions for school-going children.

Winners of the Housie programme included Geeta Kumawat (1st Line), Alka Bajaj (2nd Line), Archana Trivedi (3rd Line), Sadhna Saxena (Four Corners), Sunita Kalra (Early Five), and Nidhi Agrawal (Photo Frame). Uma Mishra and Bharti Billore were the proud owners of the first and second Full Houses, respectively.

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