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Mulam Santha May 17th 2025

CSR Memorial Foundation-Gramabharathi

11th “Mulam Santha”

🗓 Saturday, 17 May 2025
⏰ 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.
📍 Marri Krishna Hall, Tarnaka, Hyderabad

Why visit?

Safeguard your family’s health while supporting nature, dairy traditions, literature, craftsmen and indigenous livelihoods—all in one vibrant marketplace.

Market Highlights

  • Ippa Laddu (mahua-flower sweets) & chilled millet ice-cream
  • Farm-fresh mangoes, native seeds, terrace-garden kits & organic bio-fertilisers
  • Wood-pressed ippe (mahua) oil and mind-boosting “verri” sesame oil
  • Pure desi-cow ghee, chenengaaku & wild-sesame powders
  • Cooling bael-fruit and nannari (sarsaparilla) drinks
  • Rare premium rock candy (dhaga mishri)
  • Chemical-free soaps, herbal tooth powder & natural cosmetics
  • Laddus, murukku & biscuits made from desi rice and millets
  • Eco-friendly household cleaners
  • Naturally farmed turmeric, kumkuma, chillies and more
  • Hand-woven saris, fabrics, shirts, towels, dhotis, mosquito nets & cosy blankets
  • Khadi and traditional “Gollabhama” hand-loom saris & garments
  • Nutritious cow-based desi-seed/millet meals
  • FREE “Dava Chai” – caffeine-free herbal tea brewed from 15+ medicinal plants
  • Panchagavya & Ayurvedic remedies with expert consultations

Special Programmes

  • Chief Guests
    • Dr P. V. Rao – Former Dean, PJTSAU; Chairman, Ekalavya Grameena Vikas Foundation
    • Sri T. Nagaraju – Natural-farming master trainer, Basampalli
  • Felicitation
    Honouring Guruswamy Balakrishna for completing a foot pilgrimage from Kashmir to Kanyakumari with sacred cow Ridhi Gomata.

Moolam Santa: Food · Health · Environment · Ethics · Culture

Event proudly supported by Krishna Reddy Garu, Suryakala Garu (Grama Bharati), Malleshyam Garu & Lingam Goud Garu.

Special thanks to the dedicated volunteers from Badruka College for their invaluable support in making the 11th “Moolam Santa” a success

Come, reconnect with your roots!

Kids Summer Camp 2025 – A Joyful Success!

🌞 Kids Summer Camp 2025 – A Joyful Success! 🌞

We are thrilled to share that the Kids Summer Camp 2025, held at Marri Krishna Hall, Vijayapuri Colony, Tarnaka, was a grand success!

For 15 fun-filled days (April 28 to May 14, 2025), children between the ages of 5 to 12 joyfully participated in a variety of engaging, screen-free activities — away from phones, TVs, and laptops for at least 3 hours a day!

Camp Timings: 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Sunday: Holiday

✨ Activities Included:

  • Yoga 🧘‍♂️
  • Art & Craft 🎨
  • Reading Sessions 📚
  • Personality Development 💬
  • Indoor Games 🎲
  • …and much more!

We are happy to announce that the camp concluded successfully with a certificate distribution for all participating kids, along with special Mother’s Day gifts! 💐

A Special Thank You To:

🙏 Devaki Madam, Kasthuri Madam, and Nurjhahan Madam and Shaik Mastan ali sir for their inspiring sessions and continuous support.
🙏 Krishna Reddy Sir for his unwavering support throughout the camp.

Thank you to all the parents for believing in us and giving your children a chance to explore, learn, and grow in a fun and nurturing environment.

Hyderabad’s IPL Matches 2025

IPL 2025: Full List of Matches to Be Played in Hyderabad

The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 is set to bring another thrilling season of cricket, with fans eagerly awaiting the high-octane clashes. Hyderabad’s Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium will once again be a key venue, hosting Sunrisers Hyderabad’s (SRH) home games and crucial playoff matches.

The following matches will be played at Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium in Hyderabad:
DateTime (IST)Match
March 233:30 PMSRH vs Rajasthan Royals (RR)
March 277:30 PMSRH vs Lucknow Super Giants (LSG)
April 67:30 PMSRH vs Gujarat Titans (GT)
April 127:30 PMSRH vs Punjab Kings (PBKS)
April 237:30 PMSRH vs Mumbai Indians (MI)
May 57:30 PMSRH vs Delhi Capitals (DC)
May 107:30 PMSRH vs Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR)
May 207:30 PMQualifier 1
May 217:30 PMEliminator

Exciting Matches and Playoffs

Hyderabad will be the battleground for some intense encounters, including the high-stakes playoff matches. The Qualifier 1 and Eliminator will be played on May 20 and May 21, respectively. These matches will determine the finalists and will be crucial for teams aiming for the IPL trophy.

SRH’s Home Advantage

Sunrisers Hyderabad, the city’s home team, will look to capitalize on the familiar pitch conditions and the support of their passionate fans. With a mix of experienced players and young talent, SRH will aim to put up a strong performance in front of their home crowd.

Stay Updated

With IPL known for its unpredictable and action-packed matches, fans should keep an eye on any potential schedule changes. For the latest updates, visit the official IPL website or follow credible sports news platforms.

Get ready, Hyderabad! The cricketing fever is about to take over the city as IPL 2025 promises unforgettable moments at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium.

ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final: India beat New Zealand by four wickets

ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final: India beat New Zealand by four wickets

India clinched back-to-back global cricket titles with a thrilling four-wicket victory over New Zealand in the ICC Champions Trophy final in Dubai. Chasing a target of 252, India reached 254-6 in 49 overs, with Rohit Sharma leading the charge with a composed 76 off 83 balls. KL Rahul remained unbeaten on 34, guiding India to victory and securing their third Champions Trophy title.

Earlier, New Zealand, after winning the toss and opting to bat first, posted 251-7 in 50 overs on a challenging, two-paced Dubai wicket. Daryl Mitchell and Michael Bracewell both scored half-centuries to anchor their team’s innings.

Sharma’s explosive start, which included seven fours and three sixes, laid the foundation for the chase. Hardik Pandya contributed with a crucial 18, adding 38 runs off 36 balls for the sixth wicket alongside Rahul.

In the post-match press conference, Sharma addressed retirement rumors, especially after he and Virat Kohli had announced their retirement from T20 internationals following last year’s T20 World Cup win. When asked about his future in ODIs, the 37-year-old captain clarified, “I’m not going to retire from this format, just to make sure no rumors are spread moving forward.” This suggests Sharma is set to continue leading India, potentially through to the 2027 Cricket World Cup.

This win marks India’s 23rd victory in 24 matches across the last three ICC men’s events, with their only loss coming against Australia in the 2023 World Cup final. India had previously won the Champions Trophy in 2013, and were runners-up in 2017, losing to Pakistan. The 2002 tournament was shared with Sri Lanka after a rain-affected final.

New Zealand’s only limited-overs ICC trophy remains their 2000 Champions Trophy (then known as the ICC Knockout), which they won by defeating India in the final in Nairobi.

All of India’s matches in this Champions Trophy were held in Dubai, after the Indian government denied permission for the team to travel to Pakistan due to security concerns.

India went unbeaten throughout the tournament, defeating Bangladesh, Pakistan, and New Zealand in the group stage before overcoming Australia in the semifinal. New Zealand, after victories over Pakistan in Karachi and Bangladesh in Rawalpindi, traveled to Dubai to face India in the final. The Blackcaps then returned to Pakistan to defeat South Africa in the second semifinal in Lahore.

Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba-The winners of Government High School competitions.

Om Sri Sai Ram

With the divine blessings of Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba, an event has been organized where prizes will be distributed to the winners of Government High School competitions.

On 22-02-2025 (Thursday) at 10:30 AM, the event will take place at Prashanthi Nagar Hall with grandeur.

At 10:30 AM, Jyoti (lamp) worship will be performed.

Chief Guest:

  • Sri Krishna Reddy Garu

Presiding Officer:

  • Sri Suresh Garu

Bal Vikas Coordinator:

  • Srimati Nalini Jyothi Garu

Participants:

  • Sri Ashok Kumar Garu

We humbly Thanks to all Sai devotees and well-wishers to participate in this divine occasion.

Prizes will be distributed to the winners of the competitions.

We warmly welcome students and parents to attend and make this event successful.

With loving regards,
Tarakaka Samithi

Welcome To Ganges Valley School

Ganges Valley School holds the unique distinction of being one of the few schools in the country that creates the right blend of opportunities to ignite the natural spark and innate desire within each child to learn. Our curriculum is carefully curated and ensures that every learning experience draws deeply from our country’s rich and diverse cultural heritage, effectively balancing it with the essential future-ready skills required to stay ahead of the changing needs of a hyper-connected world.

Our scientifically planned indoor and outdoor learning spaces nurture learning in accordance with our vision, values, Principles of Psychology and Neuroscience of Learning, and the National Education Policy 2020.

For More Details

Marri Krishna Hall Summer Camp 2024

Developing your eye through careful observation is an important part of learning to draw.
start with basic shapes and light lines, Find the right proportions
refine lines, check angles, and add solid outlines
add detail and texture, shadows and highlights

How to Teach Drawing to Kids: 10 Fun and Effective Strategies
Start with the basics.
We teach children the basics of shapes and how to draw them.
Use different mediums. …
Try different surfaces.
Get them moving.
Encourage them to experiment.
Make it a competition.

If you’re ready for more, there are many more advanced drawing techniques, and understanding those will help you really get good at them.

1 : Warm up + practice hand-eye coordination
2 : Start with basic shapes + light lines
3 : Refine, check angles and edges, add solid lines, and add volume to your drawing
4 : do lots of loose, quick sketches
5 : Focus, contrast, and details