Famous for it’s 'fiery' Lal marcha (red chillies) and Lila marcha (green chillies),

and the beautiful site of Shree Kodki Gangaji.

KODKI village of Bhuj Taluka is nested in a valley surrounded by the hills all the way round;

two roads have been cut to link Kodki with Manukva and Bhuj.

Where were you on the 31^st Oct? Trick or Treating? At a fancy dress party? Or at the KODKI DIWALI function??

This year Kodki Diwali function fell on Halloween. This inspired many young children to come in fancy dress costumes. Have you seen the photos yet? see below

Look at the website and you’ll see what creativity and imagination must have gone behind the costumes. We had Raam, Lakshman, Sita and plenty more Gods and Goddesses… followed by angels, witches and demons.

Ladies and children also decorated Aarti plates and divas, did exquisite rangolis and paintings and we had a beautiful display to showcase it all. The children all received lots of goody bags, chocolates and sweets. Their efforts (as well as their parents’) were inspirational.

Fancy dress, Pass-the-Parcel, Musical Chairs, Roti, Bhel, Chips, Raas and Garba; there was something for everyone. The night ended in a dance frenzy and once the music stopped there were even shouts for ‘MORE!’

What a fantastic event. Kodki should be proud - let’s hope next Diwali is just as amazing, if not better!

Kodki Gaam New School Progress

Kodki Diwali Function 2008