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There is lack of talent in the children, the need is incentive - Mrs Maya Singh
Bal Mahotsav award distribution ceremony concludes
Gwalior 02 February 2018 / State Minister for Urban Development and Housing, Smt. Maya Singh has said that there is no shortage of talent in children. The necessity is to encourage them. This was stated by Smt. Maya Singh at the award distribution function of the participants at the award ceremony of Bal Mahotsav in Gwalior Trade Fair. The program was attended by former Mayor Smt. Rigveda Gupta, Secretary of Gwalior Trade Fair Mr. Shailendra Mishra, President of Association of Gwalior Youth Society Shri Sanjay Kathal.
Urban Development Minister Smt. Maya Singh said that Bal Mahotsav was organized in Gwalior for the last several years. In this festival a large number of children and girls participate in this festival. These types of events encourage the talent of the children. This type of event should continue to be continued. Smt. Maya Singh asked the children to recognize their talents and work hard to get their destination. He said that no work is impossible. The need to work hard is to work hard. Hard work never goes unnecessarily. Smt. Maya Singh said to the children that after reading the mind, read and reflect the name of your family and the city.
Urban Development Minister, Smt. Maya Singh also told the children to continue their participation in activities as well as in other activities. He said that sports and cultural events are important places in human life. Man's personality develops with participation in other activities. He congratulated all the participants who received the award in various competitions on the spot.
In the program, the former Mayor Smt. Review Gupta said that Bal Mahotsav is organized every year by the Association of Gwalior Youth Society. Through this festival the children of the city get an opportunity to show their talent. This type of event should stay in the city. These types of events encourage children. He appealed to the parents of the present children to encourage the talents of their children.
In the beginning of the program, the President of the institution, Shri Sanjay Kathal said that Bal Mahotsav was organized from January 15 to 23 in the joint under the joint working of Gwalior Trade Fair Authority and Association of Gwalior Youth Society. In which painting, solo singing, group singing, solo dance, group dance, fancy dress, band competition, Divya Ghosh, couple dance was organized. Over three thousand participants participated in the Bal Mahotsav.
For the special contribution during the distribution ceremony, Ashok Parekh, Rajesh Tripathi, Ashish Parikh, CA Dharmendra Saraswat, Vivek Sethi, Rakesh Agarwal, Pankaj Sonkia, Dr. Shirali Roonwal, Nitya Sharma, Ruchi Srivastava, Kanika Saini, Smile Agarwal, Ankita Paliwal, Subhash Nagar, Kamlakar Dharmadhikari, Deepa Jadoun, Mona Wadhwani and Sadhna Verma were honored.
Similarly, for special assistance to Sunglow School Gohad, Saint Queen School, Radiator School New Market, St. Joseph's School, Mount Kids, SDVM School, Radiant School Gudha-Gurdi Naka, Aryan School of Sanskar, Greenwood School, Rice International School. Prizes were awarded.
Respectful of these winners
Nainika Raiqwar, Shubhi Mangal, Harshit Parihar, Shreeja Kathal, Smile, Nidhi Baraua, Lavana Rajauriya, Abhijya Jain, Zodha Rawat, Deepak Rathore, Bhavya Barua, Shivanshi Chaube, Dr. Jayesh Kumar, Hardyanshi Bhadoria, Ragini, Manisha, Sun Pratap Singh, 292 winners including Supriya Shrivastav, Nitin Karan, Smasn Mishra, Deepak Rathore, Avishanka Sharma, Ajoy Rawat, and Lake Batham were rewarded.
The program was conducted by Shri Deepak Agrawal and the gratitude was expressed by Mr. Sanjay Kathal.
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