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Mrs. Triveni Krishnaraj Principal
SPROUTS
The Happy Playschool
Mrs. Triveni Krishnaraj Principal
SPROUTS
The Happy Playschool
Kannada Rajyotsava 2025
A Celebration of Karnataka’s Culture, Language & Heritage
Kannada Rajyotsava was celebrated with great pride and enthusiasm at SPROUTS – The Happy Playschool. The celebration aimed to honour Karnataka’s rich culture, language, and heritage while helping young children understand the importance of their state’s traditions.
Opening
The event began with a warm welcome, followed by the singing of Nadageethe – “Jaya Bharata Jananiya Tanujate.”
Traditional Attire
Children arrived in beautiful traditional Karnataka attire, adding colour, authenticity, and festive spirit to the entire celebration.
Cultural Performances
Students from SPROUTS and AGNIYA – School of Arts showcased their talents through multiple cultural performances and dance presentations.
Grand Finale Message
The program concluded with inspiring words on the importance of respecting and preserving the Kannada language and culture.
Program Flow
Warm Welcome
The celebration commenced with a cheerful and welcoming start.
Nadageethe
Singing of “Jaya Bharata Jananiya Tanujate” set a proud and cultural tone.
Kannada Folk Dance Programs
An energetic display of dance reflecting the vibrant folk culture of Karnataka.
Kannada Dance Drama
A spectacular performance by children, showcasing confidence and enthusiasm.
Closing Note
Inspiring message about preserving Kannada language and cultural pride.
Training & Coordination
Mrs. Swathi Govind
Director, AGNIYA – School of Arts
Trained students for cultural performances and dance programs.
Mrs. Triveni Krishnaraj
Principal, SPROUTS – The Happy Playschool
Trained children for the Kannada dance drama and guided the overall flow.
Parents, teachers, and guests appreciated the confidence and enthusiasm of the young performers. The Kannada Rajyotsava celebration became a memorable and joyful experience for everyone, fostering pride and love for Karnataka among the young learners.
Indeed, the program was well organized by Mrs. Swathi Govind and Mrs. Triveni Krishnaraj.
