We celebrated the Kartik festival with great joy and devotion. The event began with the lighting of traditional lamps by FFLV founder Rupa Raghunath Das and the president of FFLV USA, Ineke Zondag, followed by heartfelt prayers and devotional songs from our students in honor of Lord Krishna. The celebration featured amazing performances from our girls, including Odissi dance, folk dance, music, martial arts, and yoga, with a standout dance-drama by our yoga students showcasing their dedication.
A special highlight was a drama cum dance performance directed by Mansi, an ex-student who now teaches dance at our school, exemplifying FFLV’s mission of empowerment. Our yoga teacher, Maharani Mataji, skillfully led the yoga performance. We also hosted a stall displaying handcrafted items made by our students, adding to the festive atmosphere. The presence of staff, families, and special guests made the day even more memorable.
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