The joyous Ugadi festival, marking the Telugu New Year, radiated through Berlin on March 30, 2025, drawing in enthusiastic participants from the local Telugu community. Held at the Shri Ganesh Temple, the event was passionately orchestrated by the Telangana Association of Germany, spearheaded by Dr Raghu Chaliganti and his dedicated team, including Venkat Ramana Boinpally and Alekya Boga, among others.
Participants reveled in the traditional recitation of the Ugadi Panchangam, while the preparation of Ugadi Pachadi added a delightful flavour, showcasing the culinary richness of Telangana. Noteworthy was the Panchangam narration by Srinivas, which enhanced the cultural essence of the celebration.
The spirit of Ugadi flourished as Telugu individuals from every corner of Berlin gathered in a display of unity and cultural pride. Traditional attire filled the venue with vibrant colours as the Telangana Association of Germany (TAG) successfully cultivated an environment celebrating cultural heritage. Various engaging programs highlighted innate talents, providing a lively reflection of Telugu culture and its ties to the homeland.
On March 30, 2025, Berlin celebrated Ugadi, the Telugu New Year, hosted at Shri Ganesh Temple by Telangana Association of Germany. Organised by Dr Raghu Chaliganti and team, the event featured traditional practices, including Ugadi Panchangam and Pachadi, alongside vibrant programs showcasing Telugu culture. The gathering emphasised cultural pride and community unity.
The Ugadi celebrations in Berlin epitomised the unity and vibrancy of the Telugu community, with traditions upheld and cultural heritage celebrated. The collaborative effort by the Telangana Association of Germany highlighted the event’s success, ensuring that the essence of Telugu culture flourished across borders. Through music, culinary delights, and community spirit, the festival solidified its place as a cherished celebration, fostering connections and warm memories among attendees.
Original Source: hindudayashankar.com
