More than 1200 artists participate in 5th Mayank Sharma Memorial Painting Competition
The 5th edition of Mayank Sharma Memorial Painting Competition witnessed participation of 1200 budding painters who gave shapes to their imagination on the canvass.
Vikramditya Sharma
Apr 19, 2022 10:49
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Ferozepur, April 19, 2022: The 5th edition of Mayank Sharma Memorial Painting Competition witnessed participation of 1200 budding painters who gave shapes to their imagination on the canvass. In an extravaganza event, which was organised in the sprawling lush green park Gandhi Garden, witnessed participation in various age categories.
DIG Inderbir Singh of Ferozepur Range was the chief guest, who inspired the participants and said that participating in the competition is the most important thing and you all deserves congratulations for this. He also presented a note in the form of a song.
MLA Ferozepur Urban Ranbir Singh Bhullar and MLA Ferozepur Rural Rajneesh Dahiya were the guests of honour. The legislators in their speech laid special emphasis on traffic awareness and appealed to the people to follow the traffic rules.
Project Coordinators Sandeep Sehgal and Dr Ghazal Preet Arneja said that in this competition organized in five categories, the participants were asked to draw on different themes namely, Sharing is Caring and My Green World, Colors of Life, Back to School After Covid, Save Planet Earth, Digital India, Think Peace and Earth After 20 Years,. Apart from it the participants also tried hands on the themes on Road Safety, Peace and War, Artificial Intelligence, Amrit Mahotsav of Azadi, Sheds of Life.
President Anirudh Gupta welcomed the guests and said that this is a great platform to hone the talent of the students, which is being provided by the Mayank Foundation to the students of the border district for a long time. He said that the kind of beautiful figures depicted by the students on the canvas proves that there is no dearth of talent in Firozpur. He said that from time to time, special steps are being taken by Mayank Foundation on social service and traffic awareness.
