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Time of India

Happy Streets rolls out miles of smiles

Hyderabad: IDL Lake in Kukatpally turned into a buzzing hub of energy on Sunday, as people from all walks of life came together for the Happy Streets event, transforming the streets into a vibrant stage for fun, fitness, and community bonding. The three-hour initiative by Times of India began on a serene note with yoga and meditation sessions by Bodhi School of Yoga, before shifting gears with a high-energy Zumba session led by fitness instructor Sushmita. You Can Also Check: Hyderabad AQI | Weather in Hyderabad | Bank Holidays in Hyderabad | Public Holidays in Hyderabad While fitness enthusiasts sweated it out at one end, kids thronged the Gamology counters to test their skills at coin chaos, timber tilt, colour cascade, and toss boss. Joyalukkas amped up the excitement with lucky draws that kept the crowd on its toes. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Google Brain Co-Founder Andrew Ng, Recommends: Read These 5 Books And Turn Your Life Around Blinkist: Andrew Ng's Reading List Atanu Debnath of Kukatpally, who attended with his partner Bidisha Mandal, said Happy Streets has breathed new life into their Sundays. "Our Sundays used to be dull, and we used to wake up by the time the Happy Streets finished. But now we feel super energised for the remaining day and hope to utilise the Sunday in a more productive way. The yoga session was my favourite as it was really energising and positive," he shared. Flash mobs further electrified the atmosphere later in the morning, with around 40 students from Pragati College for Women, Kukatpally, taking over the street with their lively performances, drawing spontaneous participation from the crowd. Art found its space too, with Global Art hosting a workshop where children and parents dabbled in brush strokes and colours. A pet exhibition by Pet Paradise, featuring different bird species, became a heartwarming corner, while cycling sessions added another layer of fun for families. Raju Sharma (65), who attended with his friend Srinivas Gupta (71), said the event offers a rare platform for intergenerational bonding. "Youngsters are the future, and they should take part in such activities. It is a nice place for the community to enjoy and engage. We will also ask more of our friends to come next time," he said. Presented by Joyalukkas and powered by ASBL, with associate partner Bharti Cement and support from Cyberabad Police, GHMC, Hyderabad Bicycling Club, and Student Tribe, Happy Streets has quickly become a cherished Sunday ritual for Hyderabadis — offering much more than just fun.