World Sight Day celebrated
The Hindu
A human chain was organised by Joseph Eye Hospital along with the NSS Cell of Bharathidasan University, Rotary Clubs of Tiruchi Butterflies and Diamond City to commemorate the occasion of World Sight
A human chain was organised by Joseph Eye Hospital along with the NSS Cell of Bharathidasan University, Rotary Clubs of Tiruchi Butterflies and Diamond City to commemorate the occasion of World Sight Day. Over 300 students from various colleges in the city took part in the event where ‘love your eyes’ was observed as the theme.
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