Hansi (Dinkar Gawri):- Under the guidance of Deputy Commissioner Rahul Narwal, the District Child Welfare Council, Hansi, organised solo song, Haryanvi ragini and speech competitions on the third day of the Children’s Festival. Students from various schools enthusiastically showcased their singing talent, knowledge of Haryanvi folk culture and expression skills. Their performances impressed the guests and audience.
The Children’s Festival aims to provide a platform for children to showcase their talent, build confidence, enhance creativity and develop their personalities. It also encourages children to participate in cultural and creative activities alongside education.
Advocate Sudesh Kumar, President of the Bar Association, Hansi, attended the event as the chief guest. Advocate Neelam, Vice-President of the Bar Association, and Ajay Sachdeva, Vice-President, were present as special guests. The guests were welcomed by the organisers.
Addressing the gathering, Sudesh Kumar said that the Children’s Festival plays an important role in identifying and nurturing children’s hidden talents. Every child possesses a special ability, which needs proper guidance, encouragement and opportunities to flourish. Such events help children develop confidence, discipline, leadership qualities and creative thinking while promoting healthy competition. He encouraged students to participate in cultural and creative activities along with their studies and said that regular practice, hard work and dedication help them achieve their dreams.
Children’s Festival is an Important Medium for the All-Round Development of Children: Om Prakash
District Child Welfare Officer Om Prakash said that the objective of the Council is to provide children with a positive and inspiring platform where they can identify and showcase their talents. The festival promotes the all-round development of children, boosts their confidence, encourages creativity and nurtures their interest in culture. Such competitions provide children with opportunities to learn, gain experience and improve their shortcomings. He urged schools, teachers and parents to encourage children to participate in such activities. He also highlighted the important role played by the panel of judges.
Lokesh Sharma, Sandeep Ramayan, Ravi Bumrah, Vijender Mehra, Sukhwinder Singh Sukhi, Programme Officer Monika, Rishi Saini and the entire staff of the District Child Welfare Council were also present.
Painting, Rangoli, Clay Modelling and Dance Competitions to Be Held on October 30
On the fourth day of the festival, October 30, competitions in Sketching on the Spot, Rangoli, Clay Modelling, Solo Dance and Group Dance will be organised. Students will get an opportunity to showcase their drawing skills, imagination, artistic abilities and dancing talent.
Om Prakash appealed to students, schools and teachers to motivate as many children as possible to participate in the festival. He said that such events help children recognise their talents, enhance their confidence and connect with Indian culture and traditions.
The District Child Welfare Council thanked the guests, judges, schools, teachers and participating children for their cooperation and participation.
