School hosts handwriting competition on Hindi Diwas, celebrates language pride

A grand handwriting competition was organised at PM Shri Composite School Jamunha to mark Hindi Diwas, with students showcasing their penmanship skills in an event held with great enthusiasm and celebration.

Students from the school participated actively in the competition and demonstrated their talent for beautiful handwriting, or sulekh. The competition was held on the auspicious occasion of Hindi Diwas at the Shravasti school.

The main theme of the competition was "Saduupyog of Time" (proper use of time), on which students wrote inspirational messages in their beautiful handwriting. Amid tough competition, the children displayed their artistic abilities.

The competition results saw Rajni from class 6 claiming first place. Vidya Gupta from class 8 secured second position, while Mishti Modanwal from class 6 came third.

At the conclusion of the competition, the winning participants were appreciated for their excellent performance and given good wishes. Teachers at the school, while addressing the children, said that Hindi is our mother tongue and the pride of the nation. They noted that such competitions not only help improve children's handwriting but also awaken in them a sense of love and pride for their language.

The entire staff of the school and all students were present during the programme.