"bathukamma"

Dressed in their best, women from all walks of life enthusiastically participated in the ceremonies held on the premises of major temples in Adilabad

Shopping malls and textile stores in Mancherial district centre are seeing a surge in sales following both Bathukamma and Dasara festival

Women from Telangana living in the Gulf region have come out in full force to celebrate all things feminine

Velama Association of Australia came into being in 2018 and since then Bathukamma and Dasara celebrations are being organized regularly in Australia

A seasoned artist from Sangareddy has come up with a variety of artworks on Bathukamma, the festival of flowers, which is being celebrated in Telangana

Officials of municipal corporations, municipalities and gram panchayats made special arrangements for Saddula Bathukamma, the last day of the nine-day flowers' festival

Director Prof Bidyadhar Subudhi, Dean of Student Welfare Prof Srinivasacharya, Faculty Advisor Prof Hitesh Borkar and others spoke at the event.

Like other crops, fertilizers and pesticides have also been used for growing of flowers which would be used in the preparation of bathukamma. Sitamma Jada is one among few flowers.

The collectorate women officers, staff, Anganwadi teachers, supervisors and CDPOs played Bathukamma while displaying placards and slogans on importance of right to vote, usage of vote

Both urban and rural parts came alive with women celebrating the floral festival.

Women and girls attired in colorful sarees and wearing jewelry played bathukamma in their localities.

Observing the Bathukamma festival as a State festival, the Chief Minister emphasised the government's commitment to preserve Telangana's cultural heritage.

Each and every woman irrespective of economic status will purchase new sarees on the occasion of bathukamma festival.

Along with the mela, Bathukamma and Dasara festival will also be organised.

To meet the anticipated rush of travelers, the RTC has arranged 5,265 special buses between October 13 and 24.

Bharat Jagruti president and MLC K Kavitha on Tuesday released the poster of Bathukamma celebrations to be held in the United Kingdom on October 21.

These special buses will be available for passengers from October 13 to 25. Advance reservation facility has been provided for 536 services in these special buses.

Officials have clarified that the 10 per cent discount will be applicable only to the passengers who make advance reservation till September 30, for their travel on those dates.

This time, the Bathukamma sarees are being manufactured in 25 colours and 20 attractive designs as against the 10 colours and 17 designs that they were offered in last year.

'Bathukamma' is the title of the latest song from Salman Khan's upcoming film 'Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan'. It is composed by Ravi Basrur.