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Winter Circus In Rural Bengal

Winter marked for circus. Kids love to watch play of elephants, horses
and camels alongwith fun
of jokers. In winter, various circus owners come in Bengal to
entertain kids alongwith their parents. In Kolkata, number of circuses
now running successfully. And now, the rural Bengal also like to enjoy
the fun & frolic of circus. Here in this picture, a famous circus
erected their tents in rural Bengal to start the shows shortly. --
A. B.
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Josef Jones said…
I stayed away from these kinds of articles for quite a while, but you have taken me to whole new level of reading enjoyment. I really appreciate your hard work.
01 February, 2012 17:59
Asim Bando said…
Thank you so much. I'm delighted and inspired also.
01 February, 2012 20:51
Anonymous said…
could you please tell me where in rural bengal is this circus? Thank you
03 February, 2012 15:38
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