The various communities in our ward celebrated Independence day with fervour and enthusiasm.
Mantri Flora residents had a Saawan Mela after the Independence Day programme, where women participated in various events and put up stalls for food and games. Goonj, an NGO, had a stall where the residents contributed clothes for needy children.
The function at Reliable Residency, Haralur started with flag hoisting by a resident and chief guest, Bhaskar Rao, followed by National Anthem. The chief guest spoke a few words about the celebration and words of advice to children to become responsible citizens of our nation, followed by introduction of all the residents. Finally all the residents joined an environment friendly initiative of cleaning and keeping the layout free from plastics, followed by breakfast.
Independence Day celebrations at Trinity Meadows.
Independence Day celebrations at Trinity Meadows.
Independence Day celebrations at Green Glen Layout.
Independence Day celebrations at Green Glen Layout.
Independence Day celebrations at Rainbow Residency.
Independence Day celebrations at Rainbow Residency.
Independence Day celebrations at Reliaable Residency.
Independence Day celebrations at Reliaable Residency.
Independence Day celebrations at Sobha Hibiscus.
Independence Day celebrations at Sobha Hibiscus.
Independence Day celebrations at Srinivas Signature.
Independence Day celebrations at Outer Ring Road Companies Association(ORRCA).
Independence Day celebrations at Sobha Quartz.
Independence Day celebrations at Lakeshore.
Independence Day celebrations at Lakeshore.
At Srinivasa’s Signature, Bellandur, the residents organised a fancy dress contest for the small children and Painting competition for children above three. The flag hoisting was followed by snacks.
Independence Day at Sobha Quartz saw flag hoisting followed by the singing of the National Anthem. A very large part of the Quartz community were present. There was a fancy dress competition for children under ten – we had everyone from Rani Jhansi to Superman to Chota Bhim on display. This was followed by some very colorful and robust dance performances by groups of children in the 4-15 age group. A sumptuous lunch was laid out while over a dozen games were set up for children and parents alike . If that was not enough, we had a merry-go-around & a camel on hand to give the kids a ride. Towards the end of the celebration, the rain gods opened up almost on cue to bring the event to a wet end. All in all, a very enjoyable occasion. And a great way to begin the 64th year of our independence.
Painting contest at Oceanus Freesia Enclave
All information and pictures shared by residents of the individual communities, Naresh Sadashivan (Sobha Quartz), Muralidhar Indraganti (Reliaable Tranquil Layout), Karanjit (Sobha Hibiscus), Rajeev Rajasekharan (Sreenivasa Signature), Sudhakar Pai, Binu Vajayasankar(Reliaable Residency) and Vadiraja Bhat (Lakeshore homes)
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