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The final day of Nandinii 2025 unfolded in a riot of colour, creativity, and youthful enthusiasm as young artists from across the city took centre stage in a lively art competition. The venue buzzed with excitement from early morning, transforming into a vivid tapestry of imagination as children bent eagerly over their canvases, sketching sceneries, cityscapes, and themes drawn from their own worlds.
Divided into three age groups, participants brought their ideas to life using crayons, watercolours, and confident strokes of expression. From tranquil landscapes to bustling urban impressions, the artworks reflected innocence, keen observation, and the raw, unfiltered creativity only children can produce.
With over 100 participants, the competition stood out as one of the most spirited events in the Nandinii schedule. Parents, mentors, and visitors watched with pride as the young talents poured their hearts into their creations, turning the venue into a vibrant gallery of colours, dreams, and youthful brilliance.
Winners of the Nandinii 2025 Art Competition
Group A
1st: Bikiraj Kashyap (Class 4)
2nd: Nabaraj Kashyap (Class 3)
3rd: Harahali Pegu (Class 2)
Group B
1st: Karishmita Kalita (Class 6)
2nd: Nirzomani Borah (Class 7)
3rd: Dibyashree Dutta Borkakoti (Class 8)
Group C
1st: Anie Kashyap (Class 9)
2nd: Junaid Ayub (Class 10)
3rd: Hiyangshu Kashyap (Class 11)
As the competition concluded, it reaffirmed a core spirit of the Nandinii festival: it is not merely a platform for women’s empowerment, but a celebration that nurtures creativity across generations. The young artists of 2025 demonstrated that imagination has no age, and at Nandinii, every voice—big or small—finds a space to shine.