Vadodara, Gujarat: Gujarat Minister of State for Education Rivaba Jadeja visited the Seva Sankalpotsav exhibition organised at the District Education Officer’s office in Karelibaug, Vadodara. The exhibition showcases more than 25,000 paintings created by students from across Vadodara district, highlighting creativity, social awareness and the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047.
During her visit, Rivaba Jadeja viewed the students’ creative works and appreciated their artistic talent and imagination.
Exhibition Showcases More Than 25,000 Paintings
Organised during the Navratri festival, the exhibition brings together thousands of artworks prepared by students on a range of themes associated with nation-building, social responsibility and India’s development goals.
The initiative is centred on the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047, which aims to build a developed India by the 100th anniversary of the country’s independence. Students have expressed their ideas through paintings that reflect their creativity, aspirations and understanding of important social issues.
Students Promote the Message of a Drug-Free India
Alongside themes related to Viksit Bharat 2047, the exhibition features artwork promoting the message of a drug-free India.
The initiative aims to encourage students to develop social awareness, responsible citizenship and a commitment to building a healthier society. Through their paintings, students have conveyed messages about the importance of staying away from substance abuse and contributing positively to the nation.
Rivaba Jadeja Appreciates Students’ Creativity
During the visit, the Minister of State for Education appreciated the students’ artistic efforts and the education department’s initiative in organising the exhibition. She suggested that outstanding paintings displayed at the exhibition be framed and used to honour individuals during official programmes and events.
She also congratulated the education department’s team on the exhibition’s reported recognition in the World Book of Records.
Education Officials Attend the Event
District Education Officer Mahesh Pandey, prominent representative Dr Jay Prakash Soni and other officials from the Vadodara District Education Officer’s office were present during the minister’s visit. The Seva Sankalpotsav exhibition highlights the role of educational initiatives in encouraging creativity, social responsibility and national development among young students.
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