India is a country which can explain perfectly the concept of unity in diversity. We can see very clearly here that people of different religions, traditions, creeds, castes, languages, cultures, lifestyle, dressing sense, faith in God, rituals of worship, etc live together with harmony under one roof means on one land of India. People living in India are the children of one mother whom we call Mother India. India is a vast and most populated country of the world where people of different religions Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, Sikhism, Jainism, Christianity and Parsees live together but everyone believes in one theory of Dharma and Karma. People here are god fearing in nature and believe in purification of soul, rebirth, salvation, luxury of heaven and punishments of hell. People here celebrate their festivals (Holi, Diwali, Id, Christmas, Good Friday, Mahavir Jayanti, Buddha Jayanti, etc) very peacefully without harming other religious people.

As we speaking about traditions,Tradition is a transmission of customs or beliefs from generation to generation or the facts what we believe in.Indian Tradition is well known for many things like way of thinking,behaving or doing something that has been followed by the ancestors.All other countries respect the Indian tradition and try to follow them.These traditions are not only followed in one generation but is being carried from generation to generation.

Traditional day 2K17 was celebrated on 28th March 2017 in our college.On that day,all the vaagdevians dressed themselves in their respective traditional attire.All the classes were decorated in a traditional way with plenty of flowers and with colourful rangolis which created a festival environment in our college.There were also many events conducted in our college like Playing Bathukamma, Dhandiya, Kolatam, Burra Katha, Classical Dances, Classical Singing.

We had a lot of fun in the college and everyone of us enjoyed the day.Its really good to celebrate such kind of days which created friendly environment among us.

Here is a video what our vaagdevians say about the traditional day and how they celebrated it in our college.