Dandiya Raas 2014...

By Asit Chaurasia -
Blog No:18--->

India is always known for its rich culture and lots of festivals that take place every year. We are the only country that has so many festivals and each of it is celebrated with lots of enthusiasm and love. It always feel great to be a citizen of this country and enjoy these festivals. I almost try to celebrate each and every festival which makes my day. Wishing everyone on these days bring happiness and smile on everyone's face. Thank you God for all these days.

Last night we MCA students organized Dandiya Raas in our college. We started our preparations 2 weeks before so that this event become a great success without any obstacle. We did lot of hard work because our last event was worse as no one expected such huge mistakes from our class and this time everything was perfect. People were very happy and satisfied and they enjoyed a lot. Most of them came and thanked us and congratulated for this successful event of Dandiya nights. All were in their traditional dress and especially girls WOW. Festivals and girls I love them :-P. Below I have uploaded some pics of Dandiya night's in my college.

This blog was written on 30th of September but couldn't publish. Sorry.









































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