ROADSIDE PLAY PERFORMED

ROADSIDE PLAY PERFORMED

23-MARCH-ENG 10

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA-------------------------On the occasion of Bihar Diwas, the Vidya Kala Utthan Foundation organized an inspiring cultural program at the Mahadalit Tola in Rampur Milki village, featuring a performance of the street play titled "Stay Healthy, Stay Safe."

The program commenced with melodious music and songs, which immediately captivated the attention of the audience present. Following this, the artists presented a powerful street play titled "Stay Clean, Stay Safe." Through this performance, the importance of hygiene, proper sanitation habits, and preventive measures against serious diseases—such as HIV—were illustrated in a simple and easily understandable manner.

Through their compelling acting, dialogues, and expressions, the artists conveyed the message that personal hygiene and awareness are the keys to a healthy life. They emphasized that minor acts of negligence can lead to major illnesses, yet by remaining vigilant and aware, such ailments can be effectively prevented.

The artists participating from the organization included Nageshwar Nayan, Durga Prasad, Divya Kumari, Muskan Kumari, Harendra Kumar, Raghuvansh Kumar, Ramashankar Kumar, and Ankit Singh, among others. This event served not merely as a source of entertainment, but also as a meaningful initiative aimed at bringing about positive social change.