Jamshedpur: The three-day ‘Radiant Jharkhand 2.0’ Mega Exhibition, jointly organized by Visual Myths and Ladies Circle India GMCLC-160, concluded successfully on Saturday at Hotel Ramada, benefiting more than 10,000 visitors, including students, professionals, and local residents.
Addressing the gathering, Amarpreet Singh Kale said the stalls set up by various departments and organisations reflected the vision of a developed India. He stated that the exhibition was organised successfully under the guidance of Jamshedpur MP Bidyut Baran Mahato, describing him as a soft-spoken and easily accessible leader who has worked for all sections of society. He added that the MP has played an important role in the implementation of Central Government schemes in the region.
Kale further said that students visiting the exhibition gained valuable insights into new innovations, while local residents became more aware of various government schemes and programmes. He congratulated Visual Myths and all participating organisations for the successful conduct of the event.
Earlier, the welcome address was delivered by Anisha Yadav of Visual Myths, while the programme was conducted by Uday Chandravanshi. From 10 am onwards, long queues of students were seen at the venue, with visitors continuing to view the exhibition till 2 pm. The exhibition was inaugurated on January 29.
During the concluding session, the best participating stalls were felicitated. These included the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), Ministry of Earth Sciences, North Eastern Development Finance Corporation Limited (NEDFi), Department of Atomic Energy, Gujarat State Handloom and Handicrafts Development Corporation Limited, Tamil Nadu Horticulture, National Informatics Centre (NIC) and the Central Integrated Pest Management Centre (CIPMC).
The organisers also acknowledged the contributions of Anisha Yadav, Vinod Kumar, Santosh Pawar, Amisha Saxena, Aditi Saxena, Mohammad Afzal and Datta Thore for their role in making the three-day exhibition a success.
The concluding ceremony was attended by several eminent guests, including Manav Kedia, President of the Singhbhum Chamber of Commerce; social worker and Jharkhand BJP State Spokesperson Amarpreet Singh Kale; ICMR scientist P.K. Tripathi; Dr. K. Gopal Krishna; Shivani Kora, Senior Technical Director, NIC Jharkhand State Unit; Prabhakar Singh, Chancellor of Sona Devi University; Rajesh Kumar Tiwari, Principal of RVS Engineering College; and Ranjita Gandhi, Principal of CM School of Excellence. The guests were welcomed by Visual Myths Director Vanish Gupta and Project Head Kinjal Gandhi.
