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Art attack in Ludhiana

Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

Updated on: May 28, 2016 3:56 PM IST

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Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

Updated on May 28, 2016 3:56 PM

Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

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Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

Updated on May 28, 2016 3:56 PM

Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

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Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

Updated on May 28, 2016 3:56 PM

Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

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Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

Updated on May 28, 2016 3:56 PM

Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

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Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

Updated on May 28, 2016 3:56 PM

Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

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Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

Updated on May 28, 2016 3:56 PM

Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

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Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

Updated on May 28, 2016 3:56 PM

Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

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Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

Updated on May 28, 2016 3:56 PM

Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

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Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

Updated on May 28, 2016 3:56 PM

Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

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Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

Updated on May 28, 2016 3:56 PM

Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

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Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

Updated on May 28, 2016 3:56 PM

Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

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Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

Updated on May 28, 2016 3:56 PM

Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

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Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

Updated on May 28, 2016 3:56 PM

Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

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Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

Updated on May 28, 2016 3:56 PM

Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

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Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

Updated on May 28, 2016 3:56 PM

Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

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Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

Updated on May 28, 2016 3:56 PM

Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

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Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

Updated on May 28, 2016 3:56 PM

Aiming to make Ludhiana the ‘graffiti capital’ of India, students, artists and NGOs , with the local municipal corporation’s backing, have formed groups to paint pillars, walls and trees in different parts of the city. (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

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