Archive · 23 Sep 2026
Students Showcase Dream India Paintings At Narmadapuram Exhibition
Students in Narmadapuram held an exhibition of their paintings.
The event was part of the Sewa Sankalp Abhiyan.
Its theme was “Mere Sapno Ka Bharat,” which means “My Dream India.”
The students painted about nature, the environment, festivals, farming and Indian scientists.
NCC cadets and volunteers also cleaned an area.
They planted saplings in a place called Vidya Van.
Rajya Sabha MP Maya Narolia was the chief guest.
She spoke with the students and encouraged them to help India become self-reliant by 2047.
A painting exhibition was held at Government Narmada College in Narmadapuram on Tuesday.
The event was organized under the Sewa Sankalp Abhiyan with the theme “Mere Sapno Ka Bharat.”
Students presented paintings about the environment, nature, Indian festivals, agriculture and Indian scientists.
NCC cadets and volunteers conducted a cleanliness drive and planted saplings in Vidya Van.
Rajya Sabha MP Maya Narolia attended as chief guest and urged students to help make India self-reliant by 2047.
- Who
- Students, NCC cadets and volunteers participated; Rajya Sabha MP Maya Narolia was the chief guest.
- What
- A painting exhibition, cleanliness drive and tree-planting activity were held under the Sewa Sankalp Abhiyan.
- When
- Tuesday.
- Where
- Prime Minister College of Excellence, Government Narmada College, Narmadapuram, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- The exhibition was organized around the theme “Mere Sapno Ka Bharat,” while the activities promoted cleanliness, planting and the goal of a self-reliant India by 2047.
- Event
- Painting exhibition under the Sewa Sankalp Abhiyan
- Theme
- “Mere Sapno Ka Bharat”
- Venue
- Prime Minister College of Excellence, Government Narmada College
- Location
- Narmadapuram, Madhya Pradesh
- Displayed subjects
- Environment, nature, Indian festivals, agriculture and Indian scientists
- Additional activities
- Cleanliness drive and sapling planting in Vidya Van
- Chief guest
- Rajya Sabha MP Maya Narolia