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At Children’s Day, the Ghagara dance was choreographed by Shilpa Jurani, Arya Dance Academy and performed by Dia, Valentina, Priya, Sumayah, Anaya, Lianna, Ava, Sienna, Jeel, Tanvi, Surya, Neeti, Riya, Aashna Kajal and Maitri. Aashna Kajal, Maitri, Choreographed by Shilpa Jurani, Arya Dance Academy.
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In Gold Hall, Hiral Chavre, Shaila Fretel, Arleen Raina, Simrat Sidhu, Aarya Raina, Maya Hadpawat, Vyta Hadpawat did the Kala Chasma dance.
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The Ganapati Bappa Morya dance was performed by Jasleen Devagan, Tia Gupta, Meghana Agrawal and Anamika Michell.
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Tara Chaudhry performed the Prem Ratan Dhan Payo dance.
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Gold Hall in the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library was awash in colorful clothes and rhythmic dancing as the Five Towns Indian Association presented its annual Children’s Day, a celebration of the culture of India.
Children’s Day, which is typically held every April at the library, consists of performances, skits and dance by children of all ages. The kids are exposed to learning how to use an audio system, manage the younger kids, write scripts and create slideshows and video clips.
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