S.R.V Conducted Mega Art Competition.   

Dasda Kanchanpur, Tripura, 2nd of November 2026 :  Aiming to cherish the significance of the festival of light and promote the potential of arts capability amidst students Sadhak Ratanmani Vidhyalaya has organized a mega heritage-themed rangoli drawing event competition for Diwali occasion here in Sadhak Ratanmani Vidhyalaya school premises in Dasda Kanchanpur in North Tripura.

On this auspicious occasion a large number of students, teachers and programme dignitaries were found in the event. As per the report, students crafting traditional Rangoli designs were the major focus in the event. Under the supervision of Sudip Chakraborty, secretary of the institution, Sadhak Ratanmani Vidyalaya has taken this motivational initiative where more than100 students have participated the competition with great enthusiasm and interest. It has centered around the introspective theme, What does the festival of light mean?  The event provided a platform for the student body to explore and express the profound significance of the festival of lights through traditional floor art.

The program accommodated both individual and group entries, fostering a collaborative and competitive environment for cultural expression. Participants were tasked with  onceptualizing and executing traditional Rangolis, with the specific requirement that a diya must serve as the central element of every design. The diya stands as a profound symbol of the victory of light over darkness and knowledge over ignorance, encapsulating the true essence of Diwali.

Emphasizing both innovation and student welfare, the school administration mandated that all artwork be constructed using only creative and safe materials. The resulting installations served as a vibrant showcase of Bharat’s rich artistic traditions and the core cultural values associated with the festive season. This initiative successfully bridged cultural education with practical teamwork.

By engaging in these intricate artistic tasks, the students demonstrated exceptional coordination and a profound respect for traditional art forms. Beyond mere art creation, this enthusiastic participation instilled a deep sense of harmony and cultural continuity among the youth. The collective effort culminated in a visual celebration of unity, artistic talent, and cultural pride across the school premises, reminding everyone that the light of Diwali shines brightest when shared together.