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Apple Kids celebrates Dandia festival 10/7/2016 11:43:04 PM Early Times Report JAMMU, Oct 7: In order to aware the younger generations about the traditional values and customs, Apple Kids International Pre-School, Bantalab organized 'Dandia Festival' on the occasion of 'Navratras' at the school premises here today. Girls clad in Lehnga-Choli and boys in Sherwani danced on the Dandia numbers to celebrate the occasion. Dandia which is a traditional Indian folk dance for men and women was celebrated in great style. The day was full of joy, enthusiasm and festivity as the dance steps were quite simple making it more fun for the children to explore these dance steps along with the teachers. Later, the students were also briefed about the importance of the 'Navratras' festival by the Director of the school, Arti Sharma. Speaking to the students, the Director laid stress on celebrating the festival of all religions with enthusiasm and fervor. ------- Caption: Clad in colourful attires, young students of Apple Kids Bantalab take part in Dandia dance at Jammu on Friday. ===== With picture ====   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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