

Bathukamma celebrations were organised grandly at the Sangareddy Collectorate, with employees from various departments and the Telangana Non-Gazetted Officers’ Association participating in the festivities. Nirmala Jaggareddy attended the event and highlighted the cultural significance of Bathukamma, describing it as a symbol of Telangana’s traditions and heritage. The Collectorate premises came alive with colourful floral arrangements, traditional songs and lively dances. Women employees gathered around the Bathukammas and celebrated the festival enthusiastically. Artists from Telangana Samskruthika Sarathi added to the festive atmosphere by performing traditional Bathukamma songs. Additional Collector Sangeetha, District Medical and Health Officer Lalitha Devi and women employees from the Collectorate also participated.
A separate Bathukamma celebration was organised by Sadashivpet Municipality, where Nirmala Jaggareddy attended as the chief guest and joined women in the traditional festivities. She described Bathukamma as a unique floral festival that celebrates nature and reflects Telangana’s cultural identity. Municipal Chairperson Munipalli Anjamma Satyanarayana, Vice-Chairperson Renuka Chiru, councillors and municipal employees took part in the programme. The celebrations showcased the community’s enthusiasm for preserving and promoting Telangana’s cultural traditions.



















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