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Sankranthi, the much-awaited harvest festival, was celebrated with enthusiasm at our school, blending tradition, culture, and joy. Marking the sun's transition into Capricorn, this festival symbolizes gratitude for the harvest and new beginnings. Our school grounds came alive with colourful kites, vibrant rangolis, fresh paddy displays, and festive decorations. The celebrations began with the lighting of the Bhogi fire by our esteemed chief guest, Sri Voleti Satya Narayana garu, accompanied by our correspondent, Mr. Ch. V. Narasimha Rao, and Joint Secretary, Mr. Ch. Vijay Prakash. The event highlighted various traditions, including the preparation of Pongal, Bhogi Pallu blessings for children, and cultural performances. Students dressed as Haridas, pittaladora, and other traditional roles, adding authenticity to the celebration. They also organized a Bommalu Koluvu, explaining the cultural significance of each display and honouring the contribution of farmers by donning traditional farmer attire. The chief guest, parents, and teachers appreciated the children's enthusiasm and efforts to preserve and showcase our rich traditions. The celebration truly reflected the spirit of Sankranthi, connecting us to our roots while fostering a sense of joy and togetherness.