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Shirui Lily festival 2025 kicks off in Manipur

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 20 May 2025
The 5th State-Level Shirui Lily Festival is set to commence today, May 20, 2025, at Ukhrul, Manipur, celebrating the 75th anniversary of the state's iconic Shirui Lily. The festival will feature cultural performances, adventure activities, cooking competitions, and music concerts. The four-day event will conclude on May 24 with a closing ceremony.
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