Kala Utsav-2026 held at KV School
‘Kala Utsav-2026’ was celebrated at the PM SHRI Kendriya Vidyalaya No. 2 in the Belagavi cantonment area on Sunday.The festival featured a wide range of competitions, including instrumental melodic, instrumental rhythmic, solo dance, group dance, theatre, solo visual arts, group visual arts, and traditional storytelling. The participants impressed the judges and audience with their remarkable performances, creativity and artistic excellence.
- ▪‘Kala Utsav-2026’ was celebrated at the PM SHRI Kendriya Vidyalaya No.
- ▪2 in the Belagavi cantonment area on Sunday.The festival featured a wide range of competitions, including instrumental melodic, instrumental rhythmic, solo dance, group dance, theatre, solo visual arts, group visual arts, and traditional st
- ▪The participants impressed the judges and audience with their remarkable performances, creativity and artistic excellence.
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‘Kala Utsav-2026’ was celebrated at the PM SHRI Kendriya Vidyalaya No. 2 in the Belagavi cantonment area on Sunday.The festival featured a wide range of competitions, including instrumental melodic, instrumental rhythmic, solo dance, group dance, theatre, solo visual arts, group visual arts, and traditional storytelling. The participants impressed the judges and audience with their remarkable performances, creativity and artistic excellence. It provided an excellent platform for students to exhibit their artistic and cultural talents while strengthening cultural exchange, mutual understanding and the spirit of unity among Kendriya Vidyalayas, said a release.The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from talented students of PM SHRI Kendriya Vidyalayas at Machhe, Sambra, Chikkodi,…
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