Hyderabad, Oct-10 : Keeping alive the cultural heritage of Telangana, the National Students’ Union of India (NSUI) organized grand Batukamma celebrations on the Osmania University campus under the leadership of Meda Srinvu. Hundreds of university students gathered in traditional attire, arranging colourful floral stacks and singing folk songs to celebrate the festival of flowers with immense enthusiasm.
Addressing the gathering, TPCC Campaign Committee Joint Convenor Regulapati Ramya Rao called upon the youth to take an active role in preserving and promoting Telangana’s rich cultural traditions and heritage. She noted that student participation is vital for passing down indigenous customs to future generations.
State Women’s Commission Member Shashikala Reddy, who attended as a special guest, stated that Batukamma symbolizes the self-respect and collective spirit of Telangana women. She encouraged students to honor regional traditions while excelling in their academic and professional pursuits.
The celebrations were successfully coordinated by student leaders and organizers Battupothula Mohan, Nitya Reddy, Bairu Ravinder, Prakash, Ajay Rasakatla, Vinay, and numerous other student participants who ensured the vibrant event concluded on a festive note.
