September 25, 2026

Students in Pherzawl showcase talent during Seva Sankalp Abhiyan

The activities were aimed at nurturing a spirit of service, creativity and moral values among students as part of the broader objectives of Seva Sankalp Abhiyan 2026.
By THJ Desk — On September 25, 2026

Students across schools under the administrative jurisdiction of ZEO Pherzawl showcased their creativity and talent through a series of competitions organised today as part of the ongoing Seva Sankalp Abhiyan 2026.

In collaboration with the District Administration,  competitions, including painting, essay writing and elocution under the “India of Dreams - Art Seva” were organised, providing students an opportunity to express their creativity while promoting the values of service and social responsibility.

At Partnership Mission Society (PMS) High School, Lungthulien, 13 students from Classes I to V,  participated in a painting competition under the guidance of two teachers. Another 14 students from Classes VI to VIII, also took part in the painting competition.

The school also organised essay writing and elocution competitions for students of Classes VI to VIII. As many as 13 students participated in the essay writing competition, while 18 students took part in the elocution competition.

At CES Khangbawr, painting, essay writing and elocution competitions witnessed the participation of 42 students. Meanwhile, Sibapurikhal Government High School conducted a painting competition on ‘My Vision of Viksit Manipur’ for students of Classes I to V, with 19 students taking part with the involvement of six teachers.

The activities were aimed at nurturing a spirit of service, creativity and moral values among students as part of the broader objectives of Seva Sankalp Abhiyan 2026.

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