Tiny Architects Triumph: Kids Win Hearts and Prizes in PMC’s 29th Fort Building Extravaganza

In a celebration of creativity and historical exploration, the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) recently organized its 29th Fort Making Competition, inviting young minds to showcase their architectural prowess. The event, which began on November 9 and will run until November 19, aims not only to foster an interest in forts among children but also to spotlight the talents of students enrolled in schools.

Inspiring Curiosity: A Fort Building Spectacle

The competition, initiated as part of the Diwali celebrations, provides a platform for youngsters to learn about forts, igniting their curiosity about these historical structures. An array of impressive fort models has been unveiled, constructed by enthusiastic participants keen on blending education with creativity.

Judging by Experts: Geography and History Experts Evaluate Young Architects

Aspiring young architects put their skills to the test, constructing forts that were meticulously judged by experts in geography and history. The competition not only showcases the imaginative fort designs but also serves as an educational experience for both participants and onlookers.

Triumphant Teamwork: Winners of the Fort Building Contest

The inaugural competition on November 9 witnessed the triumph of a talented team comprising Tanush Lalwani, Avanesh Shinde, Rishabh Jain, Krisha Jain, Devasvi Bangale, Rivaan Sonigara, Tisha Shah, Aahana Ghatge, Gurkirat Singh, Yash Jagtap, Kriva Jayesh Jain, and Rishabh Jayesh Jain. Their extraordinary fort secured them the top spot, accompanied by a well-deserved prize of Rs 5001.

A Glimpse of Maharashtra’s Rich Fort Heritage: Exhibition Details

The ongoing exhibition, situated at Sambhaji Raje Udyan, Jungli Maharaj Road, Shivajinagar, Pune, is a visual treat for citizens eager to delve into Maharashtra’s rich fort heritage. Attendees can explore various forts through detailed models, maps, fort-related slogans, and gain insights into the historical and environmental significance of these structures. The exhibition is open to all, offering a unique opportunity to learn and appreciate the architectural marvels that have shaped Maharashtra’s history.

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