‘Rangshala’ Kids Festival Celebrated with Great Enthusiasm at GGN Public School, Over 172 Students from 18 Schools Showcase Their Talent

Ludhiana, November 14, 2026: On the occasion of Children's Day, GGN Public School, Ludhiana, in association with a Daily Newspaper Group, organised the ‘Rangshala’ Kids Festival and Drawing Competition with great enthusiasm. More than 172 students from 18 different schools across the city participated in the event, showcasing their artistic skills, imagination and creative abilities.
Punjab Cabinet Minister and MLA from Khanna Assembly Constituency, Tarunpreet Singh Sond, attended the event as the Chief Guest. The occasion was also graced by Dr. S.P. Singh, President of Guru Nanak Education Trust (G.K.E.C.) and former Vice-Chancellor of Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar; Harsharan Singh Narula, Honorary General Secretary of G.K.E.C.; Hardeep Singh, Member of G.K.E.C.; Gunmeet Kaur, Principal of Gujranwala Guru Nanak Public School, Ludhiana; and renowned artist Gurpreet Singh Manku as the Special Guest.
During the competition, students beautifully expressed their imagination through colours and transformed their creative ideas into impressive artwork. The outstanding paintings and artistic abilities of the young participants made the evaluation process challenging for the judges. The competition was judged by renowned artists Jaspreet Mohan Singh, Sophia Maudgil and Pradeep Kumar.
The results in the different categories were as follows:
Category I: First Position – Narshpreet Kaur (BCM School); Second Position – Ganisha Verma (BVM Senior Secondary School); Third Position – Krishti Kapila (DAV Public School).
Category II: First Position – Jasmin Kaur (Guru Nanak International Public School); Second Position – Kavya Jindal (BVM School); Third Position – Avneet Kaur (International School).
Category III: First Position – Ekamjot Singh (Atam Devki Niketan); Second Position – Harkanalpreet Singh (BVM School); Third Position – Jashanpreet Singh (R.S. Model School).
The primary objective of the festival was to provide children with a meaningful platform to showcase their talents and encourage creativity, artistic expression and self-confidence. The colourful Children's Day celebration offered students an excellent opportunity to bring their imagination to life and share their abilities with students from other schools.