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City players hit the bullseye

Last updated on - May 24, 2019

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The Drunken Monkey café launched dart gaming facilities, which was attended by dart enthusiasts from the city. The café also has several board and mind games options for the visitors. The event was attended by Prasanta Saha, secretary general of All India Darts Association, local and national level dart players and several kids from a city-based NGO.
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Kids enjoy chess board game during the launch of dart gaming facilities held Drunken Monkey café in Kolkata.  (BCCL)
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Prasanta Saha in action during the launch of dart gaming facilities held Drunken Monkey café in Kolkata. (BCCL)
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Elvis Jackson teaches kids how to play dart during the launch of dart gaming facilities held Drunken Monkey café in Kolkata. (BCCL)
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Deep Kumar in action during the launch of dart gaming facilities held Drunken Monkey café in Kolkata. (BCCL)
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Anindita Das smiles for the camera during the launch of dart gaming facilities held Drunken Monkey café in Kolkata. (BCCL)
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Aastha Dalal in action during the launch of dart gaming facilities held Drunken Monkey café in Kolkata. (BCCL)
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