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Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Public School celebrates culture and creativity
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The celebrations featured colourful cultural performances, a lucky draw and prize distribution.

Students present a colourful classical dance performance during the ‘Milap-Sneha Sammelan 2026’ at Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan Public School, BHEL Township, Ramachandrapuram.
Hyderabad: BharatiyaVidya Bhavan Public School, BHEL Township, Ramachandrapuram, celebrated its annual event, ‘Milap – Sneha Sammelan 2026’, on Friday with enthusiastic participation from students, parents and teachers.
The celebrations featured colourful cultural performances, a lucky draw and prize distribution. A major attraction was the setting up of over 100 food stalls and 125 games stalls, independently managed by students, providing them an opportunity to showcase their entrepreneurial skills, creativity, teamwork and organisational abilities.
The event was graced by Veena Praveena Sri Duddu Seetharamaiah, former Principal of Government College of Music and Dance, Warangal, as the chief guest. BHEL General Manager Dr Sandhyakar attended as the guest of honour, while Suchismita Das, Director of Hyderabad Nrityam Dance Academy, was the special guest.
Inspired by a Rig Vedic message promoting the acceptance of noble thoughts from all directions, the event celebrated friendship, unity and holistic development. The Principal, teachers and students worked together to make it a grand success.
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