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Dance for record performances to continue till December 18
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The Guinness book of records performance by SS Dance Group, Chintal, under the auspices of Bharat Arts Academy, Vishwakala Yagnam, ABC Foundation from August 23 will continue till December 18 this year in Devulapalli Ramanujarao Kalamandir, said dance teacher and organiser Surekha Prasad on Wednesday
Qutbullapur: The ‘Guinness book of records’ performance by SS Dance Group, Chintal, under the auspices of Bharat Arts Academy, Vishwakala Yagnam, ABC Foundation from August 23 will continue till December 18 this year in Devulapalli Ramanujarao Kalamandir, said dance teacher and organiser Surekha Prasad on Wednesday.
A participant, Shravya, presented a dance item. Her father Uddandapuram Venkatesh Goud, expressed happiness over her participation in the event, while thanking Prasad. Prasad stated that the dancers from across the country were displaying 66 types of traditional dances, like Kathak, so as to take them to wider people’s notice during the performance.
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