jestefeste.posterous.com These children are from families of indigenous IDPs of Devkrupa Ashram in Gujarat, India. I was worried that the children would be bored and just start making noise or run around. but i guess it is true; mozart works magic on children.
jestefeste.posterous.com these adivasi children celebrated Diwali with lots and lots of bangs – bangs provided by fire crackers. it was taken at Devkrupa Ashram in Gujarat, India. It is clear that from their expressions, such a grand celebration of the Festival of Light is a first for many of them.
Being there in Devkrupa Ashram, meeting and playing with the kids, is an experience of a lifetime that everyone should experience at least once in their lives. This video was shot in the evening. It is winter, the air is crispier than ever and the kids just came back from school.
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