Telugu speaking Union Mauritius 2

Sunday 28 November TSU was in Chemin Grenier, a village in the south of the island. There was a big enthusiasm. Many children and parents came to participate in the activities of the TSU. The hall was  fully packed. After the children many parents also participated in the reading activity and encouraged the young to continue reading and speaking the Telugu language. Parents were more interested in the film show. They asked to have more such activities in future. 

Telugu speaking Union Mauritius

The Telugu Speaking Union continues its reading activities on a regional basis. The response has been amazing.

Sunday 21 November TSU was in Goodlands, a village in the north of Mauritius. The Telugu association in that village participated fully in the reading activities  and the film show for children. The best readers were awarded souvenirs from the Telugu Speaking Union. Sweets and refreshments were also served. Parents in Goodlands are good. They are curious to see how their children read a language which their ancestors spoke when they came to settle here 220 years ago. Today Telugu is taught in Mauritius in all state schools where education is free. A few snaps for your appreciation.