EDUCEN, a registered NGO, successfully concluded the first day of TALENT HUNT 4.0 – North-East Level Competition with an Art and Craft Competition held on November 1, witnessing participation from over 300 contestants across the region.
Participants from Dimapur, Mokokchung, Hojai, Lumding, Lanka, Diphu, Bokajan, Agartala, Jorhat, Mariani and Shillong took part in the competition, showcasing their creativity through paper crafts, clay art and other decorative works.
The art category featured six groups, ranging from LKG to the senior level, providing participants of different age groups an opportunity to display their artistic talents. EDUCEN distributed certificates of participation and medals to all contestants. Refreshments were also provided to participants, parents, guardians and teachers present at the venue. The event was held under the chairmanship of Raju Bhattacharjee and coordinated by EDUCEN general secretary Swaraj Chakraborty, with the support of the organisation’s team and students.
EDUCEN expressed gratitude to all participants, parents, teachers, supporters and well-wishers for their cooperation and enthusiastic response. Meanwhile, the organisation announced that singing, dancing and tabla competitions under TALENT HUNT 4.0 will be held on November 13, 14 and 15 at Pranab Jubilee Auditorium, Dimapur.
EDUCEN has invited aspiring singers, dancers and tabla players from across the North-East to participate. All participants will receive certificates and medals, while outstanding performers will be recognised during the prize distribution ceremony scheduled for November 15.The organisation stated that TALENT HUNT 4.0 aims to promote creativity, confidence, artistic expression and cultural talents while providing a platform for emerging talents across the region.
