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Touch of Telangana at Bathukamma, Dasara celebrations in Detroit

The festivals started with a traditional “Shami Pooja” carried out by a temple priest | Photo Loan: Special Editing

The Spirit of Tahangana, the Detroit Department of the Global TaLangana Association (GTA), hosted the third Bathukamma and Dasara celebrations, the third Bathukamma and Dasara celebrations, which witnessed a record -breaking participation, and the meeting of more than 1,500 members of the Telugu community for culture and traditions.

The venue has become a color rebellion with women and young girls adorned with beautiful Ipek Sarees and traditional Langa Vonis. However, the center of the celebration was hundreds of complicated Batukamma Flower Mounds, which were brought by the participants to the goddess Gowri and the Main Nature.

While the air danced in the apartments around the flower piles, the air entered the resonance with the rhythm of dedication songs such as synchronized applause and movements that create a fascinating demonstration.

The venue has become a color rebellion with women and young girls adorned with beautiful Ipek Sarees and traditional Langa Vonis.

The venue has become a color rebellion with women and young girls adorned with beautiful Ipek Sarees and traditional Langa Vonis. | Photo Loan: Special Editing

Visiting the family of his son in Michigan, Suvarna Nagireddy was happy to be a part of the celebrations thousands of miles away from Haydarabad. Orum I sincerely appreciate our cultures and traditions for the future generations in the United States, ”he said.

“To worship the goddess of nature, that is, the core of our culture. Flowers, leaves and plants are not only decoration. They are a symbol of unification with nature, it is a symbol of respecting it as a mother. As a circle, she sings a truth of women: Nature is not ours, but we are also part of nature.

The festivals began with a traditional “Shami Pooja ından carried out by a temple priest Varad Sharma, a temple priest Varad Sharma, explaining the deep importance of the Dasara Festival to the meeting.

Tawa, a magnificent feast specially prepared by the local Indian restaurant, was served to all 1,500 participants. President Praveen Kesireddy, Board of Trustees, Krishna Prasad Jaligama, Mallikarjun Padukone, Mallikarjun Padukone and Santosh Kakulavaram, GTA US Board led by GTA Detroit Board, President Venkat Vadnala (2026-28, 2026-28, Venkat Vadnala (2026 and Laxminarayana, 2026 and Laxminarayana Sathyadhir Gangasani, Sushma Padukone, Suma Kalvala and Swapna Chintapalli, Presidents of GTA Permanent Committee, Prem Chintapalli, Sriram Jala, Yugandhar Bhumirereddy and Advisor Board Members, Karunakar Kandukuri, Administrator and Consultant Yen SAINATH LACHIREDDYGARI, HASTER Pinnamreddy, Sandeep Narayanappa, Praveen Muddasani and Sreekanth Reddy Chintala presented plaques to sponsors, bosses and volunteers and gave awards to the winners of the ‘Best Bathukamma’ competition.

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