Press Release
Press Release from the Office of Women and Child Development Department Namchi District
Information & Public Relations Department
The celebration of Veer Baal Diwas, 2024, was observed with great enthusiasm in the Child Care Institutions (CCls) of Namchi District organised by District Child Protection Unit, Women & Child Development Department on 24th December 2024 with over more than 80 children participating in various competitions.
The event aimed to provide a platform for children to showcase their talents and to uplif their spirits. The participating CCIs included:
1. Kapinzal Children Home, Ravangla
2. Mayal Layang Children Home, Namchi
3. Turuk Children Home, Mangalbarey
4. Manjusha Open Shelter Home, Namchi
5. Suraksha Open Shelter Home, Namchi
The activities conducted for the celebration included
1. Essay Competition
2. Painting Competition
3. Poem Competition
4. Debate
5. Dance
6. Story Telling
Theme of the Activities
All activities adhered to the theme provided by the Ministry of Women and Child Development, Delhi: "Veerta - as any act of kindness, resilience, and courage displayed by the children." This ensured a uniform approach to celebrating the day and reinforcing the values of the event. The theme also highlighted the importance of celebrating the everyday bravery and compassion of children. By showcasing their acts of kindness, resilience, and courage, the theme seeks to instill a sense of pride and recognition among the children. It emphasized that true valor lies not just in grand gestures but in the small, impactful actions that make a difference in the lives of others and within the community.
Importance of Celebrating Veer Baal Diwas in CCIs
Celebrating Veer Baal Diwas in CCIs proved to be crucial for fostering a sense of belonging, creativity, and self-esteem among children. It provided them with a platform to showcase their talents and express their individuality. Such events encourage healthy competition, enhance interpersonal skills, and boost morale. Additionally, these celebrations emphasized the importance of recognizing children's rights and potential, aligning with the goals of child welfare and development. The day also offered an opportunity to motivate the children and bring joy into their lives, helping them feel valued and supported.
In the story shared with the children of Child Care Institutions (CCIs) in Namchi District, they learned about Ayush Ranjan, a young innovator from Sikkim, who was honored with the prestigious Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar in the category of Innovation, in the year 2021.
Master Ayush Ranjan, a student from East Sikkim, has been accorded with the Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Puraskar, 2021 for his excellence in the field of innovation.
15-year-old Ayush Ranjan from Rangpo in Sikkim has developed over 10 Google Play Store Apps with over a million users. DigiSmart Bin, Garbage Billing Platform, Mushroom Arc, Auto LPG
Refilling are among his brilliant innovation.
Ayush is also known as Serial Innovator from Sikkim' and he won awards like INSPIRE, The Technophiles & Kalam Drishti
His achievement served as an inspiring example for children of the CCIs emphasizing that age or background need not limit their potential. The story encouraged them to pursue their passions, think creatively, and make meaningful contributions to society, just like Ayush did, reminding them that with hard work and innovation, anything is possible.
Conclusion
The celebration of Veer Baal Diwas, 2024, was a resounding success. The enthusiastic participation of children and the support from the staff of the CCIs made the event memorable. The competitions provided a platform for the children to express their creativity and talent while fostering a sense of achievement and belonging. It is hoped that such events will continue to inspire and empower the children in future.
The event aimed to provide a platform for children to showcase their talents and to uplif their spirits. The participating CCIs included:
1. Kapinzal Children Home, Ravangla
2. Mayal Layang Children Home, Namchi
3. Turuk Children Home, Mangalbarey
4. Manjusha Open Shelter Home, Namchi
5. Suraksha Open Shelter Home, Namchi
The activities conducted for the celebration included
1. Essay Competition
2. Painting Competition
3. Poem Competition
4. Debate
5. Dance
6. Story Telling
Theme of the Activities
All activities adhered to the theme provided by the Ministry of Women and Child Development, Delhi: "Veerta - as any act of kindness, resilience, and courage displayed by the children." This ensured a uniform approach to celebrating the day and reinforcing the values of the event. The theme also highlighted the importance of celebrating the everyday bravery and compassion of children. By showcasing their acts of kindness, resilience, and courage, the theme seeks to instill a sense of pride and recognition among the children. It emphasized that true valor lies not just in grand gestures but in the small, impactful actions that make a difference in the lives of others and within the community.
Importance of Celebrating Veer Baal Diwas in CCIs
Celebrating Veer Baal Diwas in CCIs proved to be crucial for fostering a sense of belonging, creativity, and self-esteem among children. It provided them with a platform to showcase their talents and express their individuality. Such events encourage healthy competition, enhance interpersonal skills, and boost morale. Additionally, these celebrations emphasized the importance of recognizing children's rights and potential, aligning with the goals of child welfare and development. The day also offered an opportunity to motivate the children and bring joy into their lives, helping them feel valued and supported.
In the story shared with the children of Child Care Institutions (CCIs) in Namchi District, they learned about Ayush Ranjan, a young innovator from Sikkim, who was honored with the prestigious Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar in the category of Innovation, in the year 2021.
Master Ayush Ranjan, a student from East Sikkim, has been accorded with the Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Puraskar, 2021 for his excellence in the field of innovation.
15-year-old Ayush Ranjan from Rangpo in Sikkim has developed over 10 Google Play Store Apps with over a million users. DigiSmart Bin, Garbage Billing Platform, Mushroom Arc, Auto LPG
Refilling are among his brilliant innovation.
Ayush is also known as Serial Innovator from Sikkim' and he won awards like INSPIRE, The Technophiles & Kalam Drishti
His achievement served as an inspiring example for children of the CCIs emphasizing that age or background need not limit their potential. The story encouraged them to pursue their passions, think creatively, and make meaningful contributions to society, just like Ayush did, reminding them that with hard work and innovation, anything is possible.
Conclusion
The celebration of Veer Baal Diwas, 2024, was a resounding success. The enthusiastic participation of children and the support from the staff of the CCIs made the event memorable. The competitions provided a platform for the children to express their creativity and talent while fostering a sense of achievement and belonging. It is hoped that such events will continue to inspire and empower the children in future.
