On June 8, 2024, the Melbourne Telangana Forum hosted a spectacular celebration of Telangana Cultural Day 2024 at the Williamstown Townhall.
The event was a resounding success, transporting attendees to a mythical land through vibrant cultural programs, particularly those performed by children.
This years celebrations highlighted the involvement of Indian-origin children and students in cultural performances throughout the event.
An audience member told The Australia Today that “It was a captivating experience to watch the children perform and present a comprehensive overview of Shri Ram’s life, with each group depicting various stages through drama, classical songs, and dance performances.”
Their pride and enthusiasm were palpable as they took to the stage, showcasing their talents and bringing the rich traditions of Telangana to life.
Viv Nguyen, Victorian Multicultural Commissioner, attended the event said ina statement:
“The best feature of this festival is the involvement of the children and students in the cultural performances throughout the entire event. So many took to the stage to perform with pride. I am too proud of their participation and of the work of the teachers who dedicate their professionalism to the job and the parents who support their children’s participation.”
The pride in their performances was evident, reflecting the hard work and professionalism invested by all involved.
The success of the celebration was a testament to the strong support from local businesses, the tireless efforts of the organising committee, and the overwhelming endorsement from the community.
The large crowds that filled the Townhall demonstrated the community’s enthusiasm and solidarity, making the Telangana Cultural Day truly unforgettable.
Telangana Formation Day is celebrated as Telangana Cultural Day. This marks the creation of the state of Telangana on June 2, 2014, making it the 29th state of India at that time. The day, both in celebrated India and abroad, continues to honour the journey and achievements of the state’s citizens, celebrating their resilience and cultural heritage.
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