Archive · 31 Aug 2026
BJP to Host Maharashtra ‘Vishwaguru Bharat’ Rangoli Competition
The BJP’s Maharashtra State Guru Pournima Committee is holding a Rangoli competition in Nashik.
Rangoli is art made with colorful designs.
The theme is ‘Vishwaguru Bharat,’ which means showing India as a teacher and leader in the world.
Artists will create designs about India’s culture, history, traditions and achievements.
The competition will happen on September 3.
People can see the artwork at an exhibition from September 4 to 6.
Students in Classes 5 to 10 can join one category.
Students in Class 11 and above can join the open category.
The Maharashtra State Guru Pournima Committee of the BJP will hold a state-level Rangoli competition on September 3.
The competition will take place at Thakkar Dome on Trimbak Road in Nashik.
A public exhibition of the Rangoli artworks will run from September 4 to 6.
The event’s theme is ‘Vishwaguru Bharat,’ focusing on India’s culture, traditions, spirituality, knowledge systems and history.
Participants will include students from Classes 5 to 10 and an open category for students of Class 11 and above.
- Who
- The Maharashtra State Guru Pournima Committee of the Bharatiya Janata Party, along with artists, Rangoli enthusiasts and students from Maharashtra.
- What
- A state-level Rangoli competition and public exhibition themed ‘Vishwaguru Bharat.’
- When
- The competition is on September 3; the exhibition is open from September 4 to 6, with inauguration at 11 am on September 4 and visiting hours from 10 am to 9 pm.
- Where
- Thakkar Dome on Trimbak Road, Nashik, Maharashtra.
- Why
- To artistically present India’s culture, traditions, spirituality, knowledge systems, history and progress, while celebrating national pride.
- Organizer
- Maharashtra State Guru Pournima Committee of the Bharatiya Janata Party
- Competition date
- September 3
- Venue
- Thakkar Dome, Trimbak Road, Nashik
- Theme
- ‘Vishwaguru Bharat’
- Exhibition dates
- September 4 to 6
- Exhibition hours
- 10 am to 9 pm daily
- Competition categories
- Students from Classes 5 to 10, and an open category for students of Class 11 and above
- Announced themes
- Guru-Shishya tradition; defence preparedness; Indian identity and pride; Panch Parivartan for an Atmanirbhar Bharat; and ‘Vande Mataram’