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Starmark, Funskool host the qualifier round of the World Rummikub Championship 2015

| | Sep 22, 2015, at 07:34 pm
Kolkata, Sept 21 (IBNS) Lifestyle store Starmark, in association with Funskool, hosted the qualifier round of the World Rummikub Championship 2015 at its South City Mall outlet here.

As many as 32 children aged 7 years and above took part. Of them, the three winners Ankit Deep Singh, Atreyee Sarkar and Rheetam Bose will take part in the National Rummikub Championship to be held shortly in New Delhi. 

The winners of the National Championship will thereafter take part in the World Rummikub Championship 2015 to be held in Berlin.

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