Boston, Massachusetts, USA: The North American Telugu Association (TANA) College in Boston has successfully organised its Kuchipudi and Bharatanatyam examinations. Courses in Kuchipudi, Bharatanatyam, and Carnatic music continue to be widely appreciated throughout the United States. TANA College Chairperson Smt. Malathi and TANA President Dr Naren Kodali shared their delight, noting that the recent updates to the examination system have served as a source of inspiration for many students.

International Coordinator Krishna Prasad Sompalli acted as the examiner for the college assessments, which were held under the supervision of TANA New England Regional Coordinator Mounika Manikonda. Speaking on the occasion, Mounika Manikonda emphasised that the TANA College initiative stands as a beacon for cultural learning and plays a key role in preserving and promoting Telugu traditions across the region.

Vice-Chancellor Shailaja Edupuganti and TANA Foundation Trustee Srinivas Enduri highlighted the distinctiveness of the program, pointing out that two medical professionals are currently among the students enrolled at the New England Boston College. They further stated that TANA plans to continue introducing several innovative programs to strengthen the promotion of Indian art forms abroad.

Mounika Manikonda also extended gratitude to students representing six different U.S. states for their enthusiastic participation and support in successfully organising the event in Boston, New England.