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Atlanta Team celebrates ATA day
Atlanta Team of American Telugu Association (ATA) celebrated the ATA Day at Skyland Business Center in Cumming, Georgia, United States on Saturday. Hundreds of Telugu families participated in the event which was held under the aegis of President-elect Karunakar Asireddy and Board trustee Kiran Pasham.
Atlanta Team of American Telugu Association (ATA) celebrated the ATA Day at Skyland Business Center in Cumming, Georgia, United States on Saturday. Hundreds of Telugu families participated in the event which was held under the aegis of President elect Karunakar Asireddy and Board trustee Kiran Pasham.
The event started with a welcome note from Thirumal Pitta, Regional Coordinator followed by a Ganesh prayer from singer Rahul Sipligunj. Anil Boddireddy, Secretary Madhu Bommineni and Conference Director KK Reddy spoke at the event and invited all to attendee to the Silver Jubilee Conference which would be held at Chicago.
Addressing the gathering Karunakar Asireddy, said, American Telugu Association (ATA) raised around $250,000, for its upcoming 14th ATA Convention and Youth Conference to be held in Chicago from July 1 to 3 this year. ATA, the leading Telugu Organisation in the country is celebrating its Silver Jubilee this year. Several charity, sports, cultural and fundraising events are planned across the country leading up to the Conference in July.
