Namasthe Telangana and Telangana Today Dasara Shopping Bonanza concludes in Hyderabad
The nine-day Dasara Shopping Bonanza organised by Namasthe Telangana and Telangana Today concluded at Chennai Shopping Mall in Ameerpet on Thursday. Final-day winners were announced, while prizes were presented to Wednesday’s winners at the concluding ceremony.
Hyderabad: The Dasara Shopping Bonanza by ‘Namasthe Telangana’ and ‘Telangana Today’ which ran for nine days concluded grandly on Thursday at the Chennai Shopping Mall in Ameerpet, with the selection of the day’s winners and the distribution of prizes to the previous day’s winners.
Dasara Bonanza featured Chennai Shopping Mall as the title sponsor, CMR Shopping Mall as the main sponsor, and BigC as the gift sponsor. Almond House served as the ‘Powered By’ partner, while Vencobb Chicken joined as the protein partner. Other associates for this event included Kun Hyundai, Harsha Toyota, Varun Motors, Chandana Brothers Shopping Mall, Bharati Cements, Anjaneya Jewellers, Vaishyaraju Jewellers, Southern Travels, Thrill City, and Bank of Baroda.
The concluding ceremony was attended by General Manager of the Advertisement Department of ‘Namasthe Telangana’ and ‘Telangana Today’, Surender Rao, Ch. Sudeep Kumar and Ch. Karunakar, in-charge of Chennai Shopping Mall, Ameerpet store, T. Brahma Rao, head of VAA Ads, and B. Srujan Kumar, Manager of the Advertisement Department at ‘Namasthe Telangana’.
On the final day of the Bonanza, R. Satyanarayana won the first prize, B. Bhaskar won the second prize, B. Ramulu won the third prize and Sai won the fourth prize.
Prizes for those selected as winners on Wednesday were presented and they included GSN Murthy (a gift voucher), Latha (a smartphone), Kiran Kumar (a gift voucher) and Naresh (a gift hamper).
Speaking on the occasion, Surender Rao, said the role of our countless readers and shoppers has been instrumental in the success of the ‘Dasara Bonanza,’ an initiative presented by the ‘Namasthe Telangana’ and ‘Telangana Today’ newspapers for the past 11 years.
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