Engaging young minds on hunger and food security through friendly competition.
Students tested their awareness of malnutrition, food security and India's Right to Food, with prizes for the top scorers.
Young speakers argued both sides of India's path to Zero Hunger, sharpening public speaking and civic awareness.
Children expressed their vision of a well‑fed community through colour and imagination.
“Empowering Young Minds, Building Brighter Futures.”
“United in Service, Committed to Change.”
“Together, We Create Change and Empower Communities.”
Some excerpts from essay competition in brief and the understanding of our Youth:
“Imposition of fine, recycling bio gas formation and to develop healthy soils for future growth of plants and crops, and feeding to stray animals with awareness to respect food"
“Introduction of smart refrigerators, with monitoring cameras and developing apps are the solutions. "
“Awareness starts with us” coupled with”,” Quality is important” Food waste causes, unhygienic environment” and therefore we need to “share with others without delay to reduce food wastage.
“Implement proper time table for diet” as food wastage increase greenhouse emission and causes climate change. “Don’t waste food and kill lives of hard workers”.
perceives food wastage results in causing “social problems” and aptly ends with “Don’t waste food because it is farmers pride, save food and save farmers effort”.
“First in First out” Method
T. Aradhya“Feed to poor"
“lack of awareness of food cycles” and “expired produce purchase”.
claims Climate change and storable temperatures awareness to be brought, besides unwanted or excessive buying
Ch. Sadhvi sree“Food is god respect it”.
Young artists from Bhubaneswar brought colour to the idea of a hunger‑free India.
