Bheema starts his mission with characteristic aggression, destroying everything he encounters in his quest. Bheema, the most daring, gallant, and also bombastic of the Pandavas promises to get them for her from the fiercely guarded, secret garden of Kubera, the God of Wealth.
(Photo: Chris Evert)Ī simple story, elaborately told: Panchali, the Pandava queen, desires a mysterious, alluring flower that the wind has flown in. Thus, the buses will take the students to the food supply centers from various locations.(Left) Gopal Venu, the founder of Natana Kairali and the man behind the revival of Pavakathakali shares his story as his troupe members set the stage for the performance. Although the organizers have planned 29 sites, the refueling centers will only operate at three sites.
The district administration is implementing this with the help of the city’s rickshaw driver unions.ĭistrict collector S Suhas said rickshaws bearing the “Souhrida Auto” sticker would be ready in front of each site to transport competitors, their tutors and teachers to other sites at low rates for three days.Īpart from this, the organizers also organized 25 school buses to bring students and their teachers coming from various districts to the sites and their places of stay from the bus station and the train station of Alappuzha KSRTC.
This initiative will help students, their tutors and teachers to get from place to place by low cost autorickshaw. The name of the Green Flag is Hortus Malabaricus written by Hendrik van Rheede with key contributions by Itty Achuthan.Īt the same time, on Thursday, the Alappuzha district administration decided to launch an initiative called “auto amicale” (Souhrida Auto). The theater was named “Aswamedham”, the drama written by the famous playwright Thoppil Bhasi. The name of the place set for folk arts was named “Avanavan Kadamba” by Kavalam Narayana Panicker. The venue for classical and light music was named “Sargasangeetham”. The “Oppana” competition will be held at venue number six and she was named “Ayisha” by Vayalar Ramavarma. The venues (numbers 1 to 5), which are set for the dance competitions, are named “Utharaswayamvaram”, “Mayoorasandesham”, “Kalyana Sougandhikam”, “Nithya Kanyaka” and “Chilamboli”. The names of the places were chosen according to the nature of the events to be organized at the places concerned. The places are named after the literary works of famous writers, who were born and raised or spent the majority of their lives in Alappuzha. There will be 29 venues for the youth festival events. ALAPPUZHA: Preparations are progressing quickly for the 59th Kerala School Youth Festival, lasting three days, to be held in Alappuzha from December 7th.
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