2-day rose show begins in Maharashtra’s Kalyan

Times of India | 1 month ago | 25-01-2023 | 08:29 am

2-day rose show begins in Maharashtra’s Kalyan

KALYAN: The two-day rose show began at the seminar hall of BK Birla college by Kalyan Rose club in association with Mumbai Rose society and Inner Wheel Society. In the show, roses of different varieties, colours and sizes are displayed for citizens as well as college students.The show was inaugurated by Kalyan Rose Club president Santosh Chitlange. About 250 varieties of over 2,000 roses from Pune, Nashik, Kalyan are being displayed in the exhibition.


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