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Limca Book of World Record holder organizing SARGAM FEST 2018 to support womanhood
Little Champs Dance Academy is organizing SARGAM Fest 2018 on December 15, 2018, from 530 PM to 900 PM at Auditorium, Excelsior American School, Sector43, Gurugram
- Veena Ajmera, 5 times holder of Limca Book of World Records.
- She has also won the National Child Award in 2001.
Little Champs Dance Academy is organizing SARGAM Fest 2018 on December 15, 2018, from 5:30 PM to 9:00 PM at Auditorium, Excelsior American School, Sector-43, Gurugram.
The chief guest for the event is Vinay Pratap Singh, Deputy Commissioner, Gurugram, other guests for the evening are Shobhna Jha, Famous Kathak Dancer and Charu Maini, Principal, DAV Public School, Sector-49, Gurugram.
The motive behind the event is to support womanhood. Most of the Women sacrifices Their Lives to Take Care of the Entire Family. Here they are trying to convey a Message to all Feminism that they are not less than Any Man.
The event is organized by Veena Ajmera. She is a professional folk dancer with specialization in Bhavai Dance, a famous folk dance form of Rajasthan. Apart from many prestigious awards, she holds Limca Book of World Records for dancing with 63 earthen pots (matka) balanced on her head. She has also won the National Child Award in 2001.
The dance academy - Little Champs is in Sector 56, they nurture children from the age group of 2 to 18 years in various dance forms such as Kathak, Bhavai, Bollywood, Western, Odissi, and Bharatanatyam. They are Showing India's Uniqueness which Lies in the Unity in Diversity, where People Living in the Various State Generally have Different Speaking Languages However they Tell themselves Proud Indian which Shows their Unity. The performances will be from Retro to metro.
