Artistic Brilliance Shines at Army Day Painting and Extempore Competition
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In a heartfelt tribute to Army Day, an enthralling painting competition and extempore event unfolded, captivating the audience with over 50 students from diverse schools and colleges. The event not only showcased the students’ artistic brilliance but also underscored the vital role of the army in nation-building.*
Painting Competition Highlights:
1. Alaina from DAV School claimed the 1st place, embodying artistic excellence.
2. Shivani from Swaran Public School secured the 2nd position, adding a burst of creativity.
3. Sanvi Kausha from Loreto Convent Tara Hall achieved the 3rd spot, painting with finesse.
-A special mention to Ayaranveer Singh for a remarkable performance in the Junior Extempore category.
Extempore Triumphs:
1. Navneeta from HPU emerged victorious in the Extempore, showcasing eloquence and quick thinking.
2. Swapnil Suryan from Sanjauli College claimed the 2nd spot, delivering insightful perspectives.
– Commendations to Manu Sharma from St Bede’s College for a stellar performance in Senior Extempore.
Category 1 (Class 1-5) Painting Winners:
1. Miss Priti Acharya from KV Jutogh Cantt (Class 5) painted a vision of creativity.
2. Miss Hemanya Sharma from Chapslee (Class 4) expressed youthful exuberance on the canvas.
3. Miss Vaamika (Class 4) displayed artistic promise.
4. Miss Arshiya Dutta from Loreto Convent (Class 5) exhibited artistry beyond her years.
Category 2 (Class 6-12) Painting Standouts:
1. Miss Ankita from Swaran Public School (Class 9) painted a vibrant picture of imagination.
2. Miss Akshita Chhajta from Loreto Convent Tara Hall (Class 12) portrayed creativity at its zenith.
3. Miss Deepika from Swaran Public School (Class 9) infused the canvas with youthful energy.
4. Bhumika Shyam from KV Jutogh Cantt (Class 11) depicted a vision of artistic depth.
The celebration not only acknowledged the artistic prowess of the participants but also paid homage to the instrumental role of the army in fostering creativity, discipline, and nation-building.
