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Eluru schools celebrate with zest
Krishnasthami was celebrated with festive fervour in West Godavari district. Various schools celebrated the Krishnasthami, dressing children as Lord Krishna. Jingle Bells Schools in Sriramnagar area Celebrated the festival. The students were dressed as Lord Krishna and Gopika and performed dances.
Krishnasthami was celebrated with festive fervour in West Godavari district. Various schools celebrated the Krishnasthami, dressing children as Lord Krishna. Jingle Bells Schools in Sriramnagar area Celebrated the festival. The students were dressed as Lord Krishna and Gopika and performed dances.
The school management organised the Utti Utsav for the children. School Director Vissapragada Suresh, Helapuri Diamonds Lions Club President and school Principal Kadiyala Vijayalakshmi, Members V Krishnamohan Siva Naga Pothuraju, MPTC member Alla Mohan Rao Teachers Shehnaz, Mary Grace, Anusha and parents participated in the programme.
The students of The Indo-English School celebrated as well. Children's performed the cultural programmes including Radhika-Krishna dances. College Chairman AVN Raju, Correspondent A Suryakanthamma, Principal Dr EBV Prasad addressed the students. The children rallied in the school surrounding areas and read out the rhythms of Lord Krishna's Krishnasthakam, Madhurasthamkam and Krishna Satakam.
