Celebrating the Bond of Love and Creativity at PM SHRI KV LANSDOWNE
To celebrate the auspicious festival of Raksha Bandhan, a Rakhi Making Competition was organized on [insert date] for students of Classes 6 to 12. The event was conducted under the guidance of the Library Department Co-curricular Activity Committee, aiming to foster creativity and cultural awareness among students.
Objective of the Competition
The primary objective of the event was to:
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Encourage students to understand and value Indian festivals.
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Provide a platform for showcasing artistic talent.
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Promote eco-friendly and handmade craftwork over readymade items.
Highlights of the Event
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Over [insert number] students participated enthusiastically.
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Students used eco-friendly materials like threads, beads, sequins, paper, fabric, and other recyclable items.
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Creativity was at its best—some rakhis carried messages of brother-sister love, peace, and even environmental protection.
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Judges assessed the rakhis based on originality, neatness, theme relevance, and creativity.
Feedback from Students
"I enjoyed making the rakhi for my younger brother. It helped me express my love through art!" – HAZEL GUPTA 8B
"It was fun and creative. I learned how to reuse waste materials beautifully." – [ADITI BANDUNI 8TH B
Conclusion
The Rakhi Making Competition was a huge success and beautifully blended the spirit of Indian tradition with student innovation. Events like these not only add festive charm to the school environment but also enrich the students' emotional and artistic growth.
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