Grand Youth Festival Celebrated in Gautam Buddh Nagar Showcases Talent of Young Artists

Greater Noida, November 13 (Daily Kiran) : A vibrant youth festival took place in Greater Noida on November 13, as part of the Developed India Young Leaders program. Hosted at the Oxford Green Public School in Sirsa, the event drew enthusiastic participation from students across various schools, universities, and rural areas within the district.

During the festival, participants showcased their artistic, creative, and cultural talents through a series of competitions. Winners were awarded certificates and prizes for their outstanding performances. The event commenced with the lighting of a lamp by the chief guest, Chief Development Officer Bhalchandra Tripathi. Other notable attendees included Shivendra Singh, Deputy Director of Nehru Youth Centre, District Youth Welfare Officer Amrita Chaudhary, and school director Nutan Bhati.

The festival aimed to provide a platform for youth to express their talents while promoting creativity, cultural awareness, leadership skills, and social engagement. Competitions were held in five distinct categories: group folk dance, street play, painting, poetry writing, and folk song.

Participants eagerly engaged in all competitions, captivating judges and attendees alike with their presentations. Amrita Chaudhary announced the results, revealing that Sharda University secured first place in the street play category, with Oxford Green Public School, Khera, taking second. In the group folk dance competition, Oxford Green Public School, Sirsa, excelled to claim first place, while Gautam Buddha University followed closely in second.

In the painting competition, Akhil from Gautam Buddha University showcased his artistic flair to earn first place. Meanwhile, Bansal and Arushi Bansal from Oxford Green Public School, Sirsa, achieved second and third places, respectively. In poetry, Siddhi Daatri, Anshika, and Shruti won the top three spots.

Praveen from Oxford Green Public School triumphed in the folk song competition, demonstrating his vocal talent. As the event concluded, winners received certificates and prizes, with guests encouraging them to continue participating in such events to gain recognition and opportunities for advancement.

Amrita Chaudhary highlighted that the competition was held at the district level, with selected winners set to represent Gautam Buddh Nagar at the upcoming divisional youth festival. The date for this next competition will be announced later.

Gratitude was expressed to the guests, school management, teachers, participants, and dignitaries who contributed to the event’s success. This youth festival proved to be a significant opportunity for local youth to showcase their cultural and creative talents.