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Narrator: Once there was a beggar in a distant land. Every day he noticed that his food disappeared. One day he caught the mouse that kept stealing his food. Beggar: "Why are you stealing from me? I am a homeless man, you can steal from richer people than me and it won't have any effect on them." Mouse: "It is your karma that you can only have eight items in your possession, no matter how much you beg, no matter how much you gather, this is all you'll be able to have." Beggar: "Why is that my destiny?" Mouse: "I don't know. You should go and ask the Buddha." Narrator: So the homeless man went on his journey to find the Buddha.  As he was going, he got tired and it was night, so he ended up at a merchant's house and asked if he could stay the night. Merchant let him in. Merchant: "Young man why are you travelling so late?" Beggar: "I have a question for the Buddha and tomorrow I'll be on my way.&

On this World Dance Day (29th April), Sadhya Dance Group organised the event "No Boundaries" in the association with Trinity Vents at Siri Fort Auditorium. It was a dazzling affair where different dance forms from across the nation participated. The event started with an introduction of each dance group performing in the event, they received a token of appreciation by  Shri Vijay Goel, Hon'ble Minister of State for Statistics and Programme Implementation. After his inaugural speech, the whole audience was uplifted to a high life state by energizing drum rolls and large dancing puppets which emerged from amid the audience and slowly they made their way to the stage.  They allowed the first group of Odhisi dancers to enter the stage. It was a beautifully synchronized dance comprising of an elegant hand-feet coordination. The sound of their ghungroos filled the air with rhythm. As each group had a span of 5 minutes to them, the beautiful dancers slowly faded away in the b