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Around 3,000 Anakapalli Devotees Join Parthi Yatra
About 3,000 people from Anakapalli district travelled to Puttaparthi for a three-day spiritual gathering.
They took part in spiritual and cultural programmes.
A local organisation shared information about its service work.
Students and young people performed a musical drama called “Sai Premalo Haayi.”
The story taught lessons about love, helping others and serving the country.
It showed students receiving support and learning to be confident and devoted.
It also told of a rich man who chose to help children in need.
The event encouraged young people to use their talents to help society.
About 3,000 devotees from Anakapalli district attended a three-day Parthi Yatra in Puttaparthi.
The programme featured spiritual and cultural events and took place through Sunday.
District president K. Appala Naidu reported on local service activities, with a video also shown.
Bal Vikas students and youth performed the musical dance drama “Sai Premalo Haayi,” directed by M.S. Prakash Rao.
The drama promoted compassion, selfless service and national contribution, including support for underprivileged children.
- Who
- Around 3,000 devotees from Anakapalli district, along with Bal Vikas students and youth.
- What
- A three-day Parthi Yatra featuring spiritual and cultural programmes, service updates and a musical dance drama.
- Where
- Puttaparthi, at Sai Kulwant Hall.
- When
- The three-day programme concluded on Sunday; no date is stated.
- Why
- The programmes highlighted spiritual values, welfare work and selfless service.
Key facts
- Participants
- Around 3,000 devotees from Anakapalli district
- Event
- Three-day Parthi Yatra
- Location
- Puttaparthi
- District president
- K. Appala Naidu
- Drama
- “Sai Premalo Haayi”
- Director
- M.S. Prakash Rao
- Performers
- Bal Vikas students and youth










