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| Govt College for Women Bhagwati Nagar inspires creativity | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Dec 18: Government College for Women Bhagwati Nagar organized a vibrant Poster Making activity on the theme "New Ideology of Progressive Bharat" as part of Viksit Bharat @2047. The event, held under the patronship of Principal Dr. Meeru Abrol, aimed to engage students in expressing their visions for a developed India.
The Poster Making activity provided a platform for students to creatively express their ideas and visions for a progressive India under the banner of Viksit Bharat @2047.
Principal Dr. Meeru Abrol played a pivotal role in organizing the activity, appreciating the participating students and commending their efforts in portraying India's developmental journey through art. She elaborated on the main aim of Viksit Bharat @2047, emphasizing the active involvement of youth in shaping the nation's plans and priorities
The primary goal of Viksit Bharat @2047 is to actively involve the youth in formulating national plans, priorities, and goals. Dr. Abrol shared this objective with the students, encouraging them to contribute their ideas to the vision of Viksit Bharat @2047.
Approximately 25 students participated wholeheartedly in the event, showcasing their creativity through posters that depicted their ideas for facilitating Bharat's transformation towards progress.
Dr. Abrol highlighted the importance of activities like Poster Making in channelizing the innovative ideas of the youth into nation-building, contributing not only to the development of the nation but also to the personal growth of the individuals involved. The successful organization of the event was made possible under the supervision of Prof. Nisha Bhagat, ensuring that the activity provided a constructive and inspiring platform for the participating students.
The Poster Making activity at Government College for Women Bhagwati Nagar reflects the commitment of the college to engage students in meaningful ways, fostering creativity and innovation for the collective vision of a developed India by 2047. |
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