Dancing in gratitude to their guru


Manjula (in blue saree) leading rehearsals for a Navarathri dance performance at the academy.

Hindus are thought to respect teachers as according to a Tamil saying, “he who imparts education, is God Himself”.

Vijayadashami, which is the 10th day of the Hindu festival of Navarathri, is thus a day for all teachers, said Manjula Moniraj, the founder of a bharatanatyam dance academy in Klang, Selangor.

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