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Essay writing competition at Bhavan’s Vidyalaya
An essay writing competition for children was organized at Bhavan’s Kendriya Vidyalaya as part of a nation-wide campaign to generate awareness about importance of energy and to dispel the misconceptions related to nuclear energy.
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Hyderabad: An essay writing competition for children was organized at Bhavan’s Kendriya Vidyalaya as part of a nation-wide campaign to generate awareness about importance of energy and to dispel the misconceptions related to nuclear energy. The topic of the essay writing competition was “Renewable & Non Renewable Sources of Energy” and it was organized on behalf of Nuclear Power Corporation of India, a Government of India undertaking. In all, around 135 students participated in the competition. The students’ work was judged by eminent personalities.
The names of the winning students are:
Winner I-S. Adithri (Std. VII-D),
Winner II-J. Sampriti (Std. VIII-G)
The school principal B.Jyothi Aparna said on the occasion that children’s expressions are an indication of their creativity. The children had portrayed the importance of energy in a very creative manner and had also showed how the production of electricity from nuclear energy did not cause much harm to the environment.
He also gave away prizes to the winning children. Many such programmes are being organized in different states of India with an objective to create awareness about clean energy and also removing misinformation about nuclear energy among the people.
