Creativity on display at online drawing contest

Tribune News Service Jalandhar, August 5 City-based NGO for the destitute children, EduYouth Foundation (Regd) organised an online drawing competition. There were more than 80 registrations from various schools across the state. The children between 7-15 years age group participated...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 03:44 PM Aug 06, 2021 IST

Tribune News Service

Jalandhar, August 5

City-based NGO for the destitute children, EduYouth Foundation (Regd) organised an online drawing competition. There were more than 80 registrations from various schools across the state.

The children between 7-15 years age group participated in the painting competition.

The first position was bagged by Tanish Jhanji (Apeejay School, Jalandhar) followed by Mukti Singh (DAV Centenary Public School, Jagraon), Damanpreet Kaur (Police DAV, Jalandhar), Gursirat Kaur (Delhi Public School, Jalandhar).

The most creative painting award was given to Saihejpreet Kaur Sokhi (MGN Public School).

The NGO has been operational for the past one year and has taken various initiatives, including providing free food during Covid crises, sending supplies to farmers at the Singhu border against the farm laws and others.

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