EC to felicitate State-level winners, anganwadi workers

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Winners of school-college State level competitions and three anganwadi workers will be given away prizes on the occasion of National Voters Day for excellent performance during lok Sabha elections. The award distribution function will be held on National Voters Day, January 25 at Subhash School for Excellence Bhopal.

Students and anganwadi workers will be given Rs2,000 first prize, Rs1,000 second prize and Rs500 third prize each along with citation. For State-level essay competition at school level, first prize will be given away to Poonam Ghore of Subhash School for Excellence Bhopal, second prize to Roopali Safre of Government Higher Secondary Girls School Betul and third prize to Durgesh Rajput of Government Higher Secondary School Hoshangabad.

The college-level first prize will be conferred to Sushmita Raghuvanshi of Mata Jijabai Government Post-Graduate Girls College, second prize to Pankaj Jain of Mahakaushal Arts and Commerce College and third prize to Kamta Pandey of Pt Shambhunath Shukla Government College.

First prize for slogan competition will be conferred to Manish Joshi of Government Teaching College Khandwa, second prize to Atul Singh Rajawat of Government Arts and Commerce College Bhopal and third prize to Sudeep Kumar Soni of Government Post-graduate College Tikamgarh. First prize for college-level debate competition will be given away to Neelesh Tiwari of Swami Vivekananda College Sehore, second prize to Devika Vyas of Government Arts and Copmmerce Post-graduate College Ratlam and third prize to Hardik Dube of Holkar Science College, Indore.

For excellent performance during elections, the first prize will be conferred to Rekha Tiwari of Chuhiri Anganwadi No. 2 in Shahdol district, second prize to Sharda lodhi of Janakpuri Angwanwadi Centre in Datia district and third prize to Pramila Thakre of Pithampura Joshi Mohalla Anganwadi Centre in Dhar district. On the directives of Election Commission of India, essay, slogan and debate competitions were held at school and college levels in districts last month.

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