The young minds painted India of their dreams in a painting competition 'Mere Sapnon Ka Bharat’ organised post Independence Day.
The painting competition was organized by Pratibha Syntax's Carbon Basics brand. The main purpose of this competition was to engage with the children and to make them aware of painting and to paint India in their minds as painting.
Apart from this, it was also the main aim of the competition was to encourage the children to experience the Garments Manufacturing Unit and to increase their knowledge in this direction. The judge of this competition was eminent artist Sanjay Imaleji.
This contest was divided into two sections. The first section was for children under age 10 years and in the second segment, children from 11 years to 14 years were included. The first prize in the age group below 10 years was received by Ananya Somatke. Second prize in this age group was given to Santu Srivastava.
Harshvardhan Jain got the first prize under the category of 11 and 14 years. In this class, the second award was won by Nishtha Mishra.
In order to encourage children, a special T-shirt was given as a reward, in which the children's painting was painted. Children are happy to see their paintings being printed on T-shirts.
Business head of Carbon Basics, Prerna Chaudhary said, “The children have shown the dream of India in their painting brilliantly and after they will grow up they will definitely fulfill that dream.”