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Delhi Students To Make Reels For Sewa Sankalp Abhiyan
Delhi government school students are being invited to make short videos called reels.
The competition is named “Meri Seva, Mera Sankalp.”
It is part of a campaign called “Sewa Sankalp Abhiyan.”
The campaign runs until October 17.
Students can make videos about helping others and serving their community.
They can also discuss cleanliness, the environment and caring for older people.
The best videos from each district will be considered at the state level.
Students can also take part in drawing and speech competitions.
Delhi’s Directorate of Education announced the “Meri Seva, Mera Sankalp” reel-making competition.
The competition is part of the month-long “Sewa Sankalp Abhiyan,” running until October 17.
Students can create reels about public service, kindness, civic responsibility and nation-building.
Themes include cleanliness, environmental protection, helping vulnerable people, and respecting public property and national symbols.
The campaign also features drawing and speech contests, with the best reel entries moving from district to state-level judging.
- Who
- The Directorate of Education, Delhi, and students in Delhi government schools.
- What
- A reel-making competition called “Meri Seva, Mera Sankalp,” along with drawing and speech competitions.
- Where
- Delhi government schools, with entries judged first at the district level and then at the state level.
- When
- The campaign runs until October 17 and is described as month-long.
- Why
- To encourage students to think about public service, social contribution and the vision of “Viksit Bharat @2047.”
Key facts
- Campaign
- Sewa Sankalp Abhiyan
- Competition
- Meri Seva, Mera Sankalp student reel-making competition
- Organizer
- Directorate of Education, Delhi
- Deadline
- October 17
- Participants
- Students across Delhi government schools
- Themes
- Public service, kindness, civic responsibility, cleanliness, environmental protection and nation-building
- Judging
- The best district-level entries will be judged at the state level









