Titan announces lucky draw winners
MANZOOR MAKHDOOMI
Srinagar, Nov 24: Titan Watch Company, India’s leading watchmakers, Thursday announced the winners of its lucky draw contest “Titan at Rupee 1”. The event was held at Kashmir Watch House, Kukar Bazaar here. Ten lucky customers took home stylish Titan watches worth Rs 1500 to Rs 8250.
The first prize went to Qulsum Ali of Batamaloo, Srinagar. Gulzar Ahmed of Kanis, Chadoora won the second prize, while the third prize was given out to Abid Khurshid Jan of Soura, here. Seven other winners received attractive Titan watch gift hampers. Suhail Ahmed of Kashmir Watch House felicitated the winners. He said that thousands of consumers participated in the contest which ran for 15 days from Nov 5.
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