Kathmandu ,  A Heritage Painting Competition was successfully conducted at Padmakanya Vidyashram, Dillibazar, under the joint initiative of Women in Leadership in Rotary and the Padmakanya Vidyashram Alumni Association. Fifty students from grades 6 to 8 participated in the event, which took place on Saturday. Their artwork, centered around heritage themes, showcased their understanding and appreciation of Nepal's cultural and historical landmarks.

The program featured notable figures, including Deepakraj Joshi, Chief Executive Officer of the Tourism Board, and Neelam Tamrakar, renowned artist and representative of Shrijana Arts Gallery Dr. Suniti Acharya, Head of the Women's Department at Rotary Club, and Sarada Bhatt, President of the Padmakanya Vidyashram Alumni Association, also attended the event and shared their insights on the significance of preserving Nepal's heritage. 

The initiative not only fostered artistic expression but also served as a platform to educate young minds about their cultural identity and the importance of safeguarding Nepal's heritage for future generations.

This event is a testament to the power of art as a tool for education and cultural preservation, with the active involvement of influential organizations like Women in Leadership in Rotary and the Padmakanya Vidyashram Alumni Association.The competition aimed to engage students in the preservation and appreciation of Nepal's rich archaeological and historical heritage through the medium of art.

Speaking to the media, Rotarian Shrishti Tripathi emphasized the core objective of the competition: "We aimed to raise awareness among students about the archaeological and historical significance of our nation's heritage. By encouraging them to explore and express these themes through painting, we hope to inspire a deeper understanding and commitment to preserving these invaluable treasures."