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In an initiative that was aimed at tackling an issue close to children’s hearts, students from various schools across the city participated in a 5-day ‘Hum Kishore’ festival against counterfeit products and smuggling.

Updated on: May 7, 2012, 24:42:33 IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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In an initiative that was aimed at tackling an issue close to children’s hearts, students from various schools across the city participated in a 5-day ‘Hum Kishore’ festival against counterfeit products and smuggling. School students raised their voice through debates, posters, slogans and declamations. At least 15,000 students participated in the festival.

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Union minister KV Thomas said, “The problem of counterfeiting... is particularly hurting developing countries like India.”

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