On Photography, Terracotta and Pottery, Art and Craft, Fine Art, Theatre, Music, Dance, Magic, Science is fun, Cartooning, Know Your Environment, Ventriloquism, Mask Making, Balloon Sculpture, Yoga, Pantomime, and 3D Model etc.

Aims at providing young children with the necessary understanding of children with disabilities, their challenges, strengths and capabilities.

Certain disabilities are simulated during this exercise, such as blindfolding to simulate total blindness, for the non-disabled people to get an insight.

From science modeling, collage making to quiz; from music to dance, the festival encourages group competitions over solo performances to foster bonding among children.

To encourage creative activities, the festival encourages children to cultivate a bobby.

The celebration of festivals at Anjali goes beyond the frontiers of religious and regional boundaries to bear witness to humanitarian love and the spirit of togetherness.

Participants and escorts dress in colorful traditional costumes and jewelry and walk around the camp shouting slogans of “Long Live Anjali", 'Door door se aaye hain-pyar ke geet laye hain" and many more.

The audience witnesses a riveting presentation of songs, dances and plays in the evenings. Elements like magic shows, game zone, star gazing, meeting celebrities, funny games, cartoons etc. are added every year.

Scientific and cultural exhibitions showcasing talent and culture of different states of India add to the beauty of learning with joy.

Taking place annually on the first day of Anjali Festival in Bhubaneshwar, this carnival is seen packed with costume parades, live music, and street performances, and more at one of the biggest events of the year.

Food stalls of momos, pastries, traditional odia dishes and many more can be seen serving our visitor’s appetite.

Is our tiny film festival where few disability awareness films and feature films are screened and children interact with a few film directors and actors.

Is a mix of all forms of performing arts by artists with disabilities to showcase the capabilities of the artists with disabilities to others and bring them together to promote inclusion in the field of arts.

Students from local art colleges are challenged to develop art works based on the theme of the year and are sensitized to disability in the process of volunteering.

On Photography, Terracotta and Pottery, Art and Craft, Fine Art, Theatre, Music, Dance, Magic, Science is fun, Cartooning, Know Your Environment, Ventriloquism, Mask Making, Balloon Sculpture, Yoga, Pantomime, and 3D Model etc.

Aims at providing young children with the necessary understanding of children with disabilities, their challenges, strengths and capabilities.

Certain disabilities are simulated during this exercise, such as blindfolding to simulate total blindness, for the non-disabled people to get an insight.

From science modeling, collage making to quiz; from music to dance, the festival encourages group competitions over solo performances to foster bonding among children.

To encourage creative activities, the festival encourages children to cultivate a bobby.

The celebration of festivals at Anjali goes beyond the frontiers of religious and regional boundaries to bear witness to humanitarian love and the spirit of togetherness.

Participants and escorts dress in colorful traditional costumes and jewelry and walk around the camp shouting slogans of “Long Live Anjali", 'Door door se aaye hain-pyar ke geet laye hain" and many more.

The audience witnesses a riveting presentation of songs, dances and plays in the evenings. Elements like magic shows, game zone, star gazing, meeting celebrities, funny games, cartoons etc. are added every year.

Scientific and cultural exhibitions showcasing talent and culture of different states of India add to the beauty of learning with joy.

Taking place annually on the first day of Anjali Festival in Bhubaneshwar, this carnival is seen packed with costume parades, live music, and street performances, and more at one of the biggest events of the year.

Food stalls of momos, pastries, traditional odia dishes and many more can be seen serving our visitor’s appetite.

Is our tiny film festival where few disability awareness films and feature films are screened and children interact with a few film directors and actors.

Is a mix of all forms of performing arts by artists with disabilities to showcase the capabilities of the artists with disabilities to others and bring them together to promote inclusion in the field of arts.

Students from local art colleges are challenged to develop art works based on the theme of the year and are sensitized to disability in the process of volunteering.