Shillong: The North East Zone Cultural Centre (NEZCC), Ministry of Culture, Government of India, in collaboration with the Department of Arts & Culture, Government of Meghalaya, successfully organized a one-day painting competition under the theme “Seva Pary – Vision of Viksit Bharat Ke Rang Kala ke Sang” (Culture and Tradition) at the State Central Library, I.G.P, Shillong.
The event saw vibrant participation from budding and professional artists alike, with a total of 41 participants across three categories — 10 from the Professional section, 10 from the College section, and 21 from the School category. The competition provided a platform for participants to express their creativity while reflecting on India’s vision of cultural unity and progress through art.
The programme concluded with a closing ceremony at 3:00 PM, graced by the Director of Arts & Culture, Government of Meghalaya, as the Chief Guest. In her address, she lauded the participants for their efforts, congratulated the winners, and encouraged the young artists to continue pursuing their passion and to actively engage in future cultural initiatives.
Results of the Competition:
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Professional Category:
1st – Miss Balaimon Kharmgap Kynta
2nd – Mr. Oliver W. Lyndem
3rd – Mr. Tony May Dalang Slong -
College Category:
1st – Mr. Fasterfield Rynathtiang
2nd – Miss Jeddiah Nianglmawi
3rd – Mr. Tomlaseng Wangsu -
School Category:
1st – Miss Neyillian Shioulh
2nd – Miss Himadree Patir
3rd – Miss Bansaroi Nongbri
Consolation Prizes: Miss Sanikannan Challam, Mr. Smaran Nath, and Miss Tanushree Choudhury.
The competition not only highlighted the immense talent of Meghalaya’s youth but also reinforced the role of art in celebrating India’s traditions and cultural ethos while envisioning a developed and united Bharat.
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