Seoni Malwa Hosts Painting Competition: Youth Share Dreams of a Developed India
A national painting and elocution competition on 'My Dream India' was held in Seoni Malwa, fostering youth aspirations for a developed nation.
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Youth Envision Developed India Through Art and Speech
As part of the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan, a national painting and elocution competition themed 'My Dream India' was organized at PM Shri Kanya Higher Secondary School in Seoni Malwa on September 21, 2026. Young participants shared their resolve to realize the vision of a developed India through their creativity and ideas.
MLA Emphasizes Youth's Role in National Development
Presiding over the event, Seoni Malwa MLA Premshankar Verma addressed the students, highlighting the crucial role of youth in fulfilling the pledge for a developed India. He shared his thoughts on education, innovation, self-reliance, and nation-building.
Today's students will determine the direction of the country's development in the future, and the contribution of youth power is extremely important in achieving Prime Minister Narendra Modi's goal of 'Developed India @2047'.
Artistic Visions of a Developed Nation
During the 'Imagining India Through Painting' competition, students depicted their dream India in vibrant colors. Their artworks presented a picture of a developed, self-reliant, and strong India. In the elocution competition, students effectively conveyed their thoughts, outlining their ideas and plans for a developed and self-reliant India.
Recognition and Encouragement for Young Talent
The MLA lauded the students' creativity, enthusiasm, and talent. Students who performed exceptionally were honored with certificates. MLA Premshankar Verma wished the students a bright future, stating that encouraging their talent and providing platforms to express themselves boosts their confidence and strengthens their spirit of nation-building.
This event has instilled a new consciousness in the students regarding their responsibility towards the country and their inclination towards innovation. The program was attended by the school's teachers, local representatives, students, and distinguished citizens.