Students showcase KP’s culture – Newspaper

PESHAWAR: The scholars of assorted universities introduced the tradition of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa by means of their artworks at a portray competitors.

The inter-university portray competitors with the theme of ‘Cultural journey of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’ was organised at Nishtar Corridor by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Tradition and Tourism Authority (KPCTA), in response to an announcement issued right here on Wednesday.

The scholars introduced the tradition of the province by means of calligraphy and portray on the competitors. It was additionally meant to supply a platform to younger artists to show their works and acquire encouragement and recognition.

Greater than 95 artwork items of three totally different classes together with portray, calligraphy and craft and sculptures by the scholars of 5 universities have been displayed on the exhibition.

The scholars of Metropolis College, Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Girls College, Sarhad College, Cecos College and College of Peshawar took half within the competitors.

The exhibition was inaugurated by Tourism, Tradition and Archaeology Secretary Mohammad Tahir Orakzai. He was accompanied by KPCTA Director Basic Bakhtiar Khan, Member of the Board of Administrators of Tourism Authority Shamila Tabassum, Supervisor Occasions Haseena Shaukat and different officers.

Talking on the event, Mr Orakzai mentioned that organising such occasions helped in selling the tradition of the province in addition to offering a chance to college students to exhibit their abilities. He mentioned extra such actions ought to be organised on a bigger scale in future.

Bakhtiar Khan mentioned on the event that it was the primary part of exhibition. “We are going to lengthen the exercise to different districts of the province,” he added.

Fahad Ahmed of College of Peshawar obtained first place and Kamran Sahib of UoP and Sambhal Gul of Benazir Girls College obtained second place in portray competitors.

Within the calligraphy class, Misbah Rehman of UoP obtained first place and Hafsa Gul of UoP obtained second place. Within the craft and sculpture class, Mohammad Asim of UoP obtained first place and Mudassir Tufail of Cecos College stood second.

The primary place holders have been awarded money prizes of Rs20,000 every and runners-up obtained Rs10,000.

Printed in Daybreak, November twenty fourth, 2022