Shauryanjali exhibition extended for second time due to huge response
September 22, 2015
New Delhi
Shauryanjali, an exhibition recreating the scenes of the 1965 Indo-Pak War was today extended for five more days due to popular public demand.
This means the exhibition will continue to be open for public till 27 September.
The exhibition, that was organised to commemorate the Golden Jubilee of the war, is being held on the sprawling lawns of the India Gate.
It was scheduled to end on September 20, but was extended by two days earlier.
“The exhibition has been extended for another five days because of the huge turnout by the public. Also, school exams just got over,” defence sources said.
PTI
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