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Young Painter Mahi Sharma gifts Portrait Painting to DC Kishtwar

K H News Service by K H News Service
July 14, 2023
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Kishtwar : In a heartwarming display of talent and appreciation, fourteen-year-old budding painter and artist Mahi Sharma daughter of Surinder Sharma of Shiv Nagar on Thursday presented a beautiful painting to Deputy Commissioner Kishtwar, Dr. Devansh Yadav.
The young artist’s masterpiece, created with exceptional skill and love, serves as a touching token of gratitude to the Deputy Commissioner.
At the tender age of fourteen, Mahi Sharma has already shown tremendous potential in the realm of art. With an innate talent for painting, her work exhibits an exquisite blend of colors, creativity, and emotion. Mahi Sharma’s portrait painting of Dr. Devansh Yadav, in the form of stencil art, encapsulates her deep admiration and gratitude for his dedicated public service as the Deputy Commissioner of District Kishtwar.
Through her heartfelt gift, Mahi Sharma highlights the transformative power of art. Painting has become her medium to communicate emotions, inspire change, and bridge gaps between individuals. Her artistic expression serves as a reminder that even at a young age, one can have a profound impact on society through their unique talents.
Mahi Sharma’s artistic journey and her touching gesture will act as an inspiration for other young artists in the region. Her dedication, talent, and ability to use art to convey messages of gratitude and admiration serve as a beacon of hope for aspiring artists.
The recognition she received from Dr. Devansh Yadav sets an example for young individuals, encouraging them to pursue their passions and make a positive impact on society.
As Mahi continues to pursue her artistic journey, her story will undoubtedly inspire others to embrace their passions and find unique ways to contribute positively to the world around them.
DC Kishtwar also requested her to create paintings depicting saffron cultivation and the scenic beauty of Chenab Valley on the walls of the DC Office Complex. Additionally, he assured her that the District Administration Kishtwar would soon organize a painting workshop for aspiring painters in the area.

 

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