Cultural Centre of Vijayawada

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Cultural Centre of Vijayawada
FormationMay 2014
Type Non-governmental organization
Legal statusCultural Centre
PurposePromote cultural activities
Headquarters Vijayawada
Location
Region
Vijayawada
Official language
Telugu
CEO
E.Sivanagi Reddy
Main organ
Malaxmi Group

Cultural Centre of Vijayawada is an organization for promoting art and culture of Vijayawada. It was formed in May 2014 and located at Moghalrajpuram area of Vijayawada. [1] The cultural centre hosts several cultural events related to art, classical dance, music, painting and expos etc. [2] [3]

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Awards and achievements

The Cultural Centre of Vijayawada entered in the Wonder Book of Records International for organizing a multi lingual poets event called Poetic Prism. [4]

Administration

The CEO of the organization is E.Sivanagi Reddy. [5]

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References

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