Best Painter of the School Competition

    • Team NIE
    • Publish Date: Feb 21 2019 7:00PM
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    • Updated Date: Feb 21 2019 7:00PM
Best Painter of the School Competition

Best Painter of the School Competition’ was organized at Delhi Public School Rajkot recently to recognize and felicitate the best painting talents in the school.
Ashok Bhatt, President, Rotary Club, Rajkot Midtown was the Chief Guest on the occasion. Renowned artists Nalin Suchak, (Rtd. Professor, Sheth C N  Fine Arts College, Ahmedabad) and   Narendra Ashar (Rtd. Art Teacher, Sindhi High School) decided the winners.
As many as 93 students were selected for the final round of the competition. The students painted on topics like Natural Scenery, Cartoon, Festival, Clean City-Green City, Educate the Girl Child, Stop Plastic Pollution,   Incredible India, My Nation –My Pride and Save Environment.  The best three painters in Junior Category (Classes III to V), Middle Category (Classes VI to VIII) and Senior Category (Classes IX to XII) were awarded certificates. Virti Mehta and Nidhi Kumari of Class X were jointly  adjudged the ‘Best Painters of the school’.
In his inspiring speech, Ashok Bhatt said, “It is really wonderful that you have got such a platform to cultivate your talent in art. Keep your passion in art alive.” The judges were impressed with the artistic talents of the students and expressed confidence that their talents will take them far in life.
Principal, Dr Manoj Dubey motivated the students and said, “The fact that every one of you participated so well itself shows that you are all winners.  It is important to know where your talent lies and nurture it. Keep following your dream in the future too.”    

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