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Deepavali celebrations by TANEUSA and NETA
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Deepavali Dham Dhamaka celebrated jointly on november 20th by NETA(New England Telugu Assocition ) and TANE-USA (Telugu Assocition of North East USA) turned out to a total entertainer. The public response was overwhelmingly impressive with over 500 New Englandersturned out to watch the dhamaka and complimented the organizations NETA and TANE-USA.

It’s a festive atmosphere at Stony brook school, westford with booths to sell Indian decorative items, DVDs, Indian spices, Bakery fast food items. The phenomenal voluntary work, coupled with crisp stage management gave a professional touch to the event. A lot of kids and adults participated in the cultural event. The Master of Ceremonies Smt. Vahini Kuppa made it an event to remember for a long time with her timely comments and chaste telugu. There were classical and movie group dances, fancy dress for kids, Bala lahari program, an excellent dance item presented by ‘NARTHANAM’ school of dance by students of Smt. Kiranmayi Totapally, Ghantasala/SPB song ‘Prathirathri Vasantharathri’ was very well sung by Mr. Srinivas Bala, Mr. Srinivas Loke. Amalapuram Dance from Arya movie performed by Priyanka Mogilicherla was well recieved by Audience. A parody of old ghantasala sad songs was presented by Mr. Madhu Chary. Surprisingly Mr.Kota Subbu and Mr.Ranjan Vadlapatla were feliciated by NETA Team with wrapping shawls in tradtional Indianway,for their outstanding contribution to the community. ‘Surprise program by Seniors’ done by Vahini Kuppa and University of NewHampshire Students is the highlight of the evening.

Mr. Subbu Kota Mr.Ranjan Vadlapatla presented certificates to the participants and also conducted the lucky dip draw and gave away several DVDs to the lucky audience. Mr. Ranjan Vadlapatla, President TANE-USA thanked the audience for strongly supporting TANE-USA and NETA.,and he thaked TANE USA team members dr.S.N.Rao,Madhu Chary,Ram Bandreddi,Kaki Srinivas,Chaganti Srinivas ,K.P.Sompally,Lkkireddy,Shekar Vemuri and NETA team mebers Sudhkar Tadeplli,Naveen Kota,Ravi Tangirala and other volunteers for their tireless effort to make this event a grand success. Mr. Ranjan spoke about several major events to be conducted in the Boston area in the next few months, including a hi-tech multi-media special effects show ‘Tirumala Vaibhavam’. He said the boston area will be continued to be enriched by programs such as this event. Mr. Murali Kuppa of NETA stressed the need for parent involvement to make sure kids learn the telugu language. He said this is an attempt to teach kids about telugu culture and it’s roots, which will help them grow in right direction. Hot breads served decent and tasty Indian food to suite the festive occasion. The audience played their part and are totally involved and helped the organizers. This event will go down as one of the best organized, very well attended telugu show in the new england area. Events with this kind of broader participation will go on to show how large, lively and vibrant the telugu community in the boston area. Program ended with vote of thanks by murali kuppa followed by indian national anthem janagana mana.

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