Gonda: A painting competition based on the vision of a developed India and a developed Uttar Pradesh was organised at Upper Primary School Belwanohar in Paraspur, Gonda. Students enthusiastically participated in the event and used colours and creative artwork to express their ideas about the country’s future.
The participants presented their imagination of a developed India on chart papers, highlighting themes related to development, technology, prosperity and a stronger nation. The competition provided students with an opportunity to showcase their creativity while encouraging them to think about India’s future.
Vikas secured the first position in the competition, while Shivam Kumar stood second and Bharat Singh secured third place. The winning students were encouraged by the school for their creative efforts.
Programme in-charge Manoj Kumar Chaturvedi said collective efforts by every section of society would be essential to realise the vision of a developed India. He said the goal is to build a prosperous, empowered and technologically advanced nation by the time India completes 100 years of Independence.
Headmaster Shravan Kumar Singh said the younger generation would play a crucial role in India’s journey towards becoming a developed nation. He encouraged students to move forward with education, innovation and positive thinking.
Assistant teachers Akhilesh Kumar and Mahesh Kumar, along with other teachers, were present on the occasion.
