A two-day divisional social science exhibition-cum-national integrity camp began under the aegis of Central School Organisation Raipur at Central School No.1, on Monday. On the occasion, principal Prabha Minz said that the practical knowledge acquired through the national camp would be beneficial for the students.
At the inaugural function of the programme, Central School No.1 students presented attractive Indonesian dance. 450 students from 40 schools participated in the divisional social science exhibition-cum-national integrity camp.
In the camp centred on Indonesia and Sikkim, the students put up an exhibition, besides debate, quiz, drama, group dance and group song competitions. The winner of the competitions will participate in the national integrity camp of the Central School Organisation, In the exhibition, Rishika and Akansha, who have prepared the album of Indonesia, described the cultural uniformity of India and Indonesia. 80 per cent residents of Indonesia are Hindus and their lifestyle is like that of Indians. Though there is democracy in Indonesia, but people directly elect their representative.
Bhavya and Shreya, who have collected information about Bastar, said that Bastar is rich in every respect, but the government is negligent of its development. For the development of Bastar, employment oriented schemes are needed, they said.
Deputy Commission of the regional office of Central School Organisation Raipur SS Rawat, assistant commissioners Sashindran and S Tajuddin were specially present at the inaugural function.