Dombivli Talent Hunt Sees Record 44,000 Students Participate In 14th Edition, 50 Reach Final Round
Dombivli: The 14th edition of the Dombivli Talent Hunt, organised by the Lions Club of Dombivli in memory of late educationist Surendra Bajpai, concluded successfully with a record participation of around 44,000 students this year. Over 60 Schools Participate According to the organisers, students from more than 60 schools across Dombivli, studying in Classes 5 to 10, participated in the first…
Dombivli hosted the 14th edition of the Dombivli Talent Hunt, organized by the Lions Club in memory of Surendra Bajpai, and saw an unprecedented participation of approximately 44,000 students. The competition, aimed at students from Classes 5 to 10 across more than 60 schools, commenced with a first round screening that narrowed down to 1,000 participants.
From this group, 50 outstanding students went on to compete in the final round held at Omkar International School in Thakurli. Judges for the final included Adv. Sampada Kulkarni, Dr Raunaklakshmi Shirsat, CA Himanshu Joshi, and engineer Prasad Natekar. The event concluded with a prize distribution ceremony at Dombivli Gymkhana, attended by Lions District Governor Rajendra Shah as the chief guest, along with an encouraging message from Maharashtra's Member of Parliament Dr Shrikant Shinde.
The Lions Club of Dombivli, under the leadership of president Nityanand Powar and project head Atul Chakradev, hailed this as the most successful edition to date in terms of the impressive turnout and student response. The initiative, now in its 14th year, continues to offer school students a platform to exhibit their talents and inspire them to aim for academic excellence.
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