Archive · 6 Oct 2026
Delhi Schoolchildren Draw Their Vision of Viksit Bharat
Children at a school in Delhi took part in a drawing competition.
They drew what they hope India will be like in 2047.
Some pictures showed bullet trains, technology and reaching the moon.
The event was part of a month-long campaign called Seva Sankalp Abhiyaan.
The campaign began on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday, September 17, and runs until October 17.
Some students also made pictures about Modi’s 25 years in public service.
The campaign includes other activities, such as marches and blood donation drives.
NDMC Vice Chairperson Kuljeet Singh Chahal visited the school and spoke with the children.
NDMC Vice Chairperson Kuljeet Singh Chahal inaugurated a drawing competition at Navayug School in Sarojini Nagar, Delhi.
The competition was held under the month-long Seva Sankalp Abhiyaan, running from September 17 to October 17.
Children depicted their vision of a developed India in 2047, including bullet trains, the moon and technology.
Some students also made paintings about Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s 25 years of public service.
The campaign includes activities such as marches, blood donation drives and bike rallies organized by BJP workers and youth.
- Who
- Students at Navayug School, NDMC Vice Chairperson Kuljeet Singh Chahal, and organizers of the Seva Sankalp Abhiyaan.
- What
- A school drawing competition invited children to depict their vision of Viksit Bharat in 2047.
- When
- Tuesday; the campaign runs from September 17 to October 17. The article does not specify the year.
- Where
- Navayug School in Sarojini Nagar, New Delhi.
- Why
- The competition was part of a campaign marking 25 years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in public service.
- Campaign
- Seva Sankalp Abhiyaan
- Campaign dates
- September 17 to October 17
- Event
- Drawing competition
- School
- Navayug School
- Location
- Sarojini Nagar, New Delhi
- Inaugurated by
- NDMC Vice Chairperson Kuljeet Singh Chahal
- Campaign milestone
- 25 years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in public service