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BANGALORE: A national-level seminar on “Shishunala Sharief and other mystics” is being held at Kolar from November 28. The two-day seminar is organised by the Kannada wing of the Bangalore University, in association with Kannada Adhyayana Vedike. The organisers have invited essays from the public on the subject of mystics and its relevance, mystics of India, and Sharief and communal harmony. Essays should be sent on or before November 20. Details are available with the seminar organising secretary, Postgraduate Centre, Bangalore University, Kolar: 563101, or call: 9343878358. — Staff Reporter

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