Tiruchi's Young Artists Shine: 'Maya Kannan' Contest Unites Thousands in a Celebration of Creativity
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- September 18, 2025
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Tiruchi recently witnessed an exhilarating surge of youthful creativity as the much-anticipated 'Maya Kannan' drawing contest, a prestigious initiative by The Hindu in collaboration with Little Flower Schools, drew an overwhelming response from the city's budding artists. This vibrant competition provided a magnificent canvas for students to unleash their imaginations, transforming it into a true celebration of artistic talent and childhood dreams.
The preliminary rounds alone saw an astounding participation of over 3,000 enthusiastic students, representing more than 100 schools across Tiruchirapalli.
These initial stages, spread across 15 bustling centres, highlighted the deep well of artistic potential within the region, with young minds eager to put their pencils and colours to paper. The sheer volume of entries underscored the event's immediate success and its ability to resonate deeply with both students and educational institutions.
From the multitude of preliminary participants, a select group of 1,000 exceptionally talented students earned their coveted spots in the grand final round.
Held in the inspiring environment of Little Flower School, Tiruchi, the air was thick with anticipation and creative energy. For the ultimate challenge, these young finalists were presented with the evocative theme: "My Dream School." This thoughtful prompt encouraged participants to envision and illustrate their ideal educational sanctuary, leading to a stunning array of imaginative and heartfelt artworks.
The prize distribution ceremony was a joyous occasion, honouring the hard work and brilliance of the young artists.
Dignitaries present included Rev. Bro. Sebastian, the esteemed Principal of Little Flower School, and G. Karthikeyan, Senior Regional Manager, The Hindu, among other distinguished guests. They lauded the children's efforts and the successful execution of an event that truly nurtured creative expression.
The success of the 'Maya Kannan' contest was significantly amplified by the generous support of its partners.
The event was powered by the delightful Sri Krishna Sweets, with Nalaas serving as an esteemed Associate Sponsor. Further invaluable contributions came from Co-sponsors GRT Jewellers and Vasan Eye Care, whose backing helped make this grand celebration of art a reality. All finalists received certificates, acknowledging their participation and talent, while the top performers were awarded prizes that celebrated their outstanding artistic achievements, leaving a lasting impression on everyone involved.
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