
Poster Making Contest Held at Govt. Girls School Doda to Boost Voter Awareness
Poster Making Contest Held at Govt. Girls School Doda to Boost Voter Awareness
Key Highlights:
- Students showcased creativity on themes of voting and democracy.
- Event aimed at boosting electoral awareness among young citizens.
- Winners were awarded, encouraging continued civic engagement.
On August 29, Government Girls Higher Secondary School Doda hosted a vibrant poster-making competition as part of the Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation (SVEEP) program. This event was a remarkable initiative aimed at fostering electoral awareness among students while encouraging their creative expression.
The competition garnered enthusiastic participation from students, who channeled their creativity into producing impactful posters on themes like voting rights, democracy, and civic responsibility.
The vibrant and thought-provoking designs reflected the students’ understanding of the importance of civic engagement and the role of democracy in society.
The event was not just about art; it was a strategic effort to engage young minds in the democratic process. By involving students in such activities, the school aimed to nurture critical thinking and instill the values of responsible citizenship from a young age.
The competition served as a platform for students to express their views on democracy, emphasizing the significance of every individual’s vote in shaping the nation’s future.
The poster-making competition at Government Girls Higher Secondary School Doda was a resounding success. It managed to merge the objectives of electoral education with the promotion of artistic talent.
The creative output of the students was not only appreciated but also recognized with awards and prizes, motivating them to continue their journey in both creative and civic endeavors.
Overall, the event aligned with the broader goals of SVEEP by empowering young citizens to become informed, responsible, and active participants in the democratic process.
The initiative underscored the importance of educating the youth about their civic duties, ensuring that the principles of democracy are upheld by the next generation.
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