A large number of school students visited the photo exhibition organised by State Public Relation Department at Town Hall on its concluding day on Thursday and cherished the experience of having a rear-view on the journey of urban development in Chhattisgarh.
The students of Mats University also visited the exhibition and viewed the pictorial presentation of urban development in Chhattisgarh.The State Government’s Public Relation Department has organized this photo exhibition on the theme- ‘Sanvarte Sheher-Sanvarta Chhattisgarh’, on account of Independence Day.The exhibition was inaugurated by Chief Minister Raman Singh. The eye-catching pictures displaying urban development in the State have made this photo exhibition a memorable experience for the visitors.
On the concluding day of this exhibition, as many as 150 children of 8th standard from PG Umathe Government Higher Secondary Girls School turned up to the exhibition venue and had a passing look on the pictures put on display.
One of the students, Renu Chandrakar said that it is an exciting experience to see the development of sports facilities and social services in the State, while the pictures of Naya Raipur city have left us mesmeriSed. Students were overjoyed to hear the news of Government’s scheme to provide higher education loan at one per cent interest.
They said that this announcement has given wings to their dreams of higher education. Students namely Chanchal Sahu and Yasmeen Jangade said that this photo exhibition is really educational.The students of Hindi Journalism and Tourism Honours from Mats University said that they are planning a college project on this photo exhibition, in which they will highlight the achievements of Chhattisgarh Government.
Moreover, the students of Ganpat Sindhi Secondary School, Salem Girls Higher Secondary School, Urdu Girls Higher Secondary School, RK Sindhi Higher Secondary School and lakshmi Narayan Girls Higher Secondary School also visited the exhibition and expressed their views.The visitors from Shyam Nagar, Kota, Khamtarai, Mana, Birgaon, Sarora and other places of Raipur city also appreciated the photos displayed at the exhibition.