India's first 'Purple Fest' begins in Goa

India's first 'Purple Fest' begins in Goa

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Category : Miscellaneous Published on: January 09 2023

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  • India's first-of-its-kind inclusivity, 'Purple Fest: Celebrating Diversity' began in a glorious ceremony in Goa.
  • The festival aims to showcase how we can come together to create a welcoming and inclusive world for everyone.
  • The Purple Fest will feature a variety of thrilling live performances, sporting events, major exhibitions, immersive experience zones, accessible movie screenings, and talks on important topics such as inclusive education, tourism, employment, and independent living.
  • The Purple Fest is the state of Goa's first of its sort.
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