Education

Once upon a time, in a small town, there lived a young girl named Keerthana. She was not just any ordinary student; she had a heart full of passion for folk dance, a dance form that connected her to her roots and culture. Every day, after school, while others were busy with their homework, Keerthana would practice in front of the mirror, her feet moving gracefully to the rhythm of the traditional beats.Keerthana’s love for folk dance wasn’t something that happened overnight. As a little girl, she had seen her grandmother perform the same dance at family gatherings. The vibrant colors, the rhythm of the music, and the stories told through the graceful movements enchanted Keerthana. It was then that she decided to learn and carry forward the tradition of folk dance.Her parents, though proud of her interest, were unsure about how far she would go with it. But Keerthana, determined as ever, practiced every day, improving with every step. She joined dance classes, learned new techniques, and slowly became known for her skills in her school. Her friends admired her dedication and often cheered for her as she practiced for upcoming events.