First-ever under-lights cricket tournament in Pulwama brings rare late-night entertainment, healing, and joy to locals.
The first-ever under-lights and live cricket tournament in once militancy-hotbed Pulwama, 30 km south of Srinagar, has bowled over locals, who are looking for healing of old wounds and rare late-night entertainment.
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