Hansi (Dinkar Gawri):- The district administration has intensified preparations to make Hansi’s first-ever district-level Youth Festival a grand and memorable event. In this regard, CTM Himanshu Chauhan held a meeting with officials to review the preparations and assigned responsibilities to officers of various departments, directing them to complete all arrangements well in advance.
During the meeting, CTM Himanshu Chauhan said that this is the first Youth Festival of Hansi district, and therefore it will be organised in an enthusiastic, well-coordinated and grand manner. The festival will be held on November 19 and 20 in the auditorium of SD Women’s College. Its main objective is to provide young people with a platform to showcase their talents and encourage their interest in art, culture and creative activities.
He informed that MLA Vinod Bhayana will inaugurate the Youth Festival, while Deputy Commissioner Rahul Narwal will attend the closing ceremony as the chief guest. On the concluding day, participants who excel in various competitions will be honoured with cash prizes.
The CTM said that young people between the ages of 15 and 29 will be eligible to participate in the festival. Eligible youth from Hansi district can register themselves on the My Bharat portal by November 16. He appealed to young people to register in large numbers, make the most of this opportunity and showcase their talents at the district level.
He further informed that various cultural and creative competitions would be organised during the festival. These will include folk singing, folk dance, street plays, painting, poetry writing in Hindi and English, and competitions related to musical instruments. These activities will provide young participants with an opportunity to showcase their artistic abilities, cultural heritage and creative thinking.
CTM Himanshu Chauhan said that participants securing first, second and third positions in the competitions will receive cash prizes of ₹4,100, ₹3,100 and ₹2,100, respectively. He directed the concerned officials to make comprehensive arrangements for the competitions, participants’ convenience, auditorium management, seating, drinking water, cleanliness and other essential facilities.
He said that young people are the future of the country and society, and it is essential to provide their talents with the right platform and encouragement. The district-level Youth Festival will not only help young people develop their cultural and creative abilities but also give them an opportunity to learn from other talented participants. The district administration aims to organise Hansi’s first Youth Festival successfully and ensure enthusiastic participation by the maximum number of young people from the district.
