Published 20:51 IST, March 8th 2020

Indo-Tibetan Border Police releases song to mark International Women's Day

On the occasion of International Women’s Day 2020, the Indo-Tibetian police have released a Hindi language song written and composed by one of its jawans.

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On occasion of International Women’s Day, Indo-Tibetian police have released a Hindi langu song, written and composed by one of its jawans. ITBP on March 8 released song titled Lo Meri Lo on social media platforms.  7 minutes 24 seconds audiovisual clip features a soldier and showcases his commitment towards his country as well as his family. song also promotes Beti Bachao Beti Phao campaign of Indian Government. 

Talking about song, a spokesperson for forces said that song has been sung by He Constable Arjun Kheriyal who is a talented singer. He ded that song narrates contribution of women towards family and in process of nation-building. Talking about 35-year-old Kheriyal he said that song has been both composed and sung by him who joined forces in 2002 and is currently posted in Delhi. According to reports, song has been produced by Indo Tibetian Forces which provided necessary logistical support to song. song has also impressed netizens

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Free tea to celebrate occasion  

A tea vendor from Mumbai has also joined Women’s Day celebrations in his own unique way. Maj Thakur, a small tea vendor is reportedly offering tea free of cost to all women visiting his stall. Talking about his move. He told reporters that he wanted to do something special on International Women’s Day. 

For purpose, Thakur has reportedly put up a banner near his tea stall which res, “Happy Women’s Day, We are celebrating March 9th 2020, 3 pm to 7 pm. Free Chai for all respected women.” Talking to ANI, Thakur said that he h been selling tea for 10-15 years w and he felt that he should do something different and special on this Women’s Day. He also revealed that women customers visited his stall frequently. 

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20:51 IST, March 8th 2020