Kavita ke Rang, Swaron ke Sang - Hindi Elocution Competition

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Kavita ke Rang, Swaron ke Sang - Hindi Elocution Competition When children recite poetry in Hindi, they do more than speak words—they connect with the beauty of the language, express their emotions, and carry its richness forward with pride. St. Jude’s School was filled with the vibrant sounds of Hindi poetry on the 18th of September, 2026, as Students from Kindergarten to Class 2 participated in the Inter Class Hindi Elocution Competition. The Event provided an opportunity for the Students to express themselves confidently and showcase their love for the Hindi language. The Competition was thoughtfully planned with age-appropriate Themes for each Class, encouraging Students to explore their imagination and express their thoughts through poetry. The Competition featured two categories—Individual Category and Group Category, giving Students opportunities to showcase their talent both independently and collaboratively. Students of Class KG recited poems on the Theme Khushion ki Jhankaar. Their lively recitations beautifully reflected the simple joys and happiness of childhood. Poems like Hasi ka Pitara and Haste Haste Jeena Seekho brought smiles to the Judges. The Theme for Class 1 was Man ki Baatein. The Students presented expressive poems like Suraj se Hamari Baatein and Prakarti ka Uphaar, which reflected their imagination and growing ability to communicate their thoughts. Their confident performances and clarity of voice drew warm appreciation from the Audience. The Students of Class 2 presented their Poems on the Theme Nai Soch ki Kiran. Their Poems focused on positive thinking and the changes they wish to see around them. They impressed everyone with their clear pronunciation, expressive voices, and effective voice modulation. Their inspiring recitations reflected their growing maturity and creativity. Each performance was a reflection of the Students’ and Teachers’ sincere preparation and dedication. The results of the Competition were as follows: In the Group Elocution KG-D recited Khushiyoon ka Sansaar, Khilone and stood First while KG-E recited Aaj Hasi Ki Meeting Hai and bagged the Second Prize. Class 1-C recited Nanhi Machli ki Man ki Baat and came First, while 1-A and 1-B had a tie for the Second Place. Class 2-D recited Hum Badlegein Kal and stood First while Class 2-B and 2-E had a tie for the Second Place. Class 2-B recited the poem Nayi Raah, Nayi Udaan and Class 2-E recited Nayi Soch ki Kiran. In the Individual Elocution : Shivansh Choudhary from KG-D recited Lunchbox and took First Place, while Aradhya Mendiratta from KG-E recited Jab Mummy Bacchi Ban Jaye and came Second. Nairiti Sri of Class 1-E recited Chinti and came First, while Avni Rawat from 1-D recited Main Agar Teacher Ban Jaon and secured Second Place. Aaradhya Dalakoti from Class 2-B recited Kitabein and stood First, while Aarav Singh from Class 2- C recited Mere Papa Ka Akhbaar and came Second.

Kavita ke Rang, Swaron ke Sang - Hindi Elocution Competition

Kavita ke Rang, Swaron ke Sang - Hindi Elocution Competition

Kavita ke Rang, Swaron ke Sang - Hindi Elocution Competition

Kavita ke Rang, Swaron ke Sang - Hindi Elocution Competition

Kavita ke Rang, Swaron ke Sang - Hindi Elocution Competition

Kavita ke Rang, Swaron ke Sang - Hindi Elocution Competition

Kavita ke Rang, Swaron ke Sang - Hindi Elocution Competition

Kavita ke Rang, Swaron ke Sang - Hindi Elocution Competition

Kavita ke Rang, Swaron ke Sang - Hindi Elocution Competition

Kavita ke Rang, Swaron ke Sang - Hindi Elocution Competition

Kavita ke Rang, Swaron ke Sang - Hindi Elocution Competition

Kavita ke Rang, Swaron ke Sang - Hindi Elocution Competition

Kavita ke Rang, Swaron ke Sang - Hindi Elocution Competition

Kavita ke Rang, Swaron ke Sang - Hindi Elocution Competition

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Kavita ke Rang, Swaron ke Sang - Hindi Elocution Competition

Kavita ke Rang, Swaron ke Sang - Hindi Elocution Competition When children recite poetry in Hindi, they do more than speak words—they connect with the beauty of the language, express their emotions, and carry its richness forward with pride. St. Jude’s School was filled with the vibrant sounds of Hindi poetry on the 18th of September, 2026, as Students from Kindergarten to Class 2 participated in the Inter Class Hindi Elocution Competition. The Event provided an opportunity for the Students to express themselves confidently and showcase their love for the Hindi language. The Competition was thoughtfully planned with age-appropriate Themes for each Class, encouraging Students to explore their imagination and express their thoughts through poetry. The Competition featured two categories—Individual Category and Group Category, giving Students opportunities to showcase their talent both independently and collaboratively. Students of Class KG recited poems on the Theme Khushion ki Jhankaar. Their lively recitations beautifully reflected the simple joys and happiness of childhood. Poems like Hasi ka Pitara and Haste Haste Jeena Seekho brought smiles to the Judges. The Theme for Class 1 was Man ki Baatein. The Students presented expressive poems like Suraj se Hamari Baatein and Prakarti ka Uphaar, which reflected their imagination and growing ability to communicate their thoughts. Their confident performances and clarity of voice drew warm appreciation from the Audience. The Students of Class 2 presented their Poems on the Theme Nai Soch ki Kiran. Their Poems focused on positive thinking and the changes they wish to see around them. They impressed everyone with their clear pronunciation, expressive voices, and effective voice modulation. Their inspiring recitations reflected their growing maturity and creativity. Each performance was a reflection of the Students’ and Teachers’ sincere preparation and dedication. The results of the Competition were as follows: In the Group Elocution KG-D recited Khushiyoon ka Sansaar, Khilone and stood First while KG-E recited Aaj Hasi Ki Meeting Hai and bagged the Second Prize. Class 1-C recited Nanhi Machli ki Man ki Baat and came First, while 1-A and 1-B had a tie for the Second Place. Class 2-D recited Hum Badlegein Kal and stood First while Class 2-B and 2-E had a tie for the Second Place. Class 2-B recited the poem Nayi Raah, Nayi Udaan and Class 2-E recited Nayi Soch ki Kiran. In the Individual Elocution : Shivansh Choudhary from KG-D recited Lunchbox and took First Place, while Aradhya Mendiratta from KG-E recited Jab Mummy Bacchi Ban Jaye and came Second. Nairiti Sri of Class 1-E recited Chinti and came First, while Avni Rawat from 1-D recited Main Agar Teacher Ban Jaon and secured Second Place. Aaradhya Dalakoti from Class 2-B recited Kitabein and stood First, while Aarav Singh from Class 2- C recited Mere Papa Ka Akhbaar and came Second.

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