Sharanya Santosh (PH4 – 711) was recognised for her performance in Bharatnatyam with a National Award by the MoS, Social Justice, Govt. of India, on 5 August at the All India Classical & Tribal Dance Festival held at the Ambedkar Auditorium, Telangana Bhavan. Sharanya, a multi-talented girl, has brought laurels to Wishtown when she was honoured with ‘Natya Kaustuba’ national award towards excellent contribution in promoting classical dance of India. She is also a good artist & gifted her painting to her classical dance teacher Ms Tanima Ghosh. Team Samvada wishes Sharanya all the best for more laurels in the future!
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