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When in India, be an Indian
Holly Eliss Bruno, Harvard alumni and Dr Natalie Seer, Stanford University have done what it takes to be Indian
Holly Eliss Bruno, Harvard alumni and Dr Natalie Seer, Stanford University have done what it takes to be Indian
Proving the adage that “Be Indian, when you are in India” are foreign dignitaries, who are currently touring Hyderabad--Holly Elissa Bruno, Harvard alumni and Dr Natalie Seer, Director, Rainbow School and Pe4per Tree, Stanford University, early childhood educators from USA are doing what it takes to be India. Namaste they say and begin their conversation in the Indian way.
The professionals are visiting as faculty for a curated workshop, the two-day Certificate Leadership Workshop for Childhood Professionals in Banjara Hills. Stealing hearts of natives by wearing ethnic clothes, bangles, mehendi and ear rings, they said, “We know India is rich in its culture and tradition. We not only what to know that rich culture; we want to feel and enjoy, that’s why you see us in these Indian clothes and accessories.”
This is their first visit to the city and like many others who have enjoyed the city’s hospitality, Holly Bruno and Dr Natalie are thrilled to be here.
