SCOPE’s Art Exhibition cum Painting Competition adds colour to Public Sector Day celebrations 
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SCOPE’s Art Exhibition cum Painting Competition adds colour to Public Sector Day celebrations

This unique initiative of SCOPE aimed at unleashing the hidden talents of PSE employees, while encouraging, and nurturing their creativity and imagination

PSU Watch Bureau

New Delhi: Encouraging creative minds, artists and upcoming talent, Standing Conference of Public Enterprises (SCOPE) organized an Art Exhibition cum Painting Competition at SCOPE Social Interaction Centre (SSIC), SCOPE Complex, New Delhi, as part of Public Sector Day celebrations.

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Dr Vasundhara Upmanyu, Joint Secretary, DPE, Ministry of Finance inaugurated the event in the presence of Atul Sobti DG, SCOPE, senior officials of PSEs and participants. SCOPE also felicitated its new members during the event participated by a large number of participants from various PSEs across the country.

The painting competition was held on the themes - ‘My Vision for India of tomorrow’, ‘Nation ‘Go Green’, ‘Nation Building by Public Sector’ and ‘Unleash your imagination through brushes and strokes.’ Live Art Sessions by talented artists and an Art exhibition was also organized in association with Vimla Art Forum during the event.

This unique initiative of SCOPE aimed at unleashing the hidden talents of PSE employees, while encouraging, nurturing their creativity and imagination.

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