Odagaon, October 31: (Report- Sanatan Mahakud): In a significant initiative to promote digital safety among the youth, a block-level speech competition was successfully held at the PM Shri Radhakant Government Girls’ High School in Odagaon. The event formed a crucial part of an ongoing cybersecurity awareness campaign, engaging students from higher primary to secondary levels. 
The competition witnessed enthusiastic participation from approximately 18 students. These participants were shortlisted from various educational clusters within the block, each recognized for their oratory skills and understanding of digital safety issues. The contest featured separate categories for Odia and English speeches, allowing students to articulate their thoughts with clarity and confidence in their preferred language.
The event was graced by several distinguished guests, underscoring the community's commitment to the cause. The attendees included Officer-in-Charge (OIC) Chakradhar Singh from the Odagaon Model Police Station, Additional Education Officer Rajakishore Sahu, and the Principal of Radhakant Government High School, Ramesh Chandra Sahu. Their presence highlighted the collaborative effort between the education department and local authorities in fostering a safer digital environment for students.
The judges awarded the first prize to Om Swasti Tripathi, a talented student from Odisha Adarsha Vidyalaya. Her articulate delivery and profound understanding of the subject matter impressed everyone present. Securing the second position was Samikhya Dash from Radhakant High School, who presented a well-structured and persuasive speech on the challenges faced by young internet users.
Swayadhin Bharati, also from Odisha Adarsha Vidyalaya, emerged victorious, claiming the first-place position. The second prize went to Bhagyashree Mahapatra, a student from Bheemasen Krishi Vidyapeeth in Baunsagadia. Suchintika Sahu of Radhakant Government High School delivered a powerful performance that earned her the third prize in a highly competitive field.
The entire program was seamlessly coordinated by a team of dedicated individuals. CRCC (Cluster Resource Centre Coordinator) Vibhuti Bhusan Ghadai, Yashobanta Pattanayak, and Umakant Pradhan played pivotal roles in managing the event's proceedings. Their efforts ensured the competition ran smoothly from start to finish.
Events like these are crucial in today's interconnected world. They bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, preparing students to navigate the digital landscape with confidence and caution. The success of the competition in Odagaon sets a strong precedent for similar initiatives across the region, highlighting the powerful role of youth engagement in tackling modern-day challenges.
The competition witnessed enthusiastic participation from approximately 18 students. These participants were shortlisted from various educational clusters within the block, each recognized for their oratory skills and understanding of digital safety issues. The contest featured separate categories for Odia and English speeches, allowing students to articulate their thoughts with clarity and confidence in their preferred language.
The event was graced by several distinguished guests, underscoring the community's commitment to the cause. The attendees included Officer-in-Charge (OIC) Chakradhar Singh from the Odagaon Model Police Station, Additional Education Officer Rajakishore Sahu, and the Principal of Radhakant Government High School, Ramesh Chandra Sahu. Their presence highlighted the collaborative effort between the education department and local authorities in fostering a safer digital environment for students.
Celebrating Excellence in English Oratory
In the English speech category, the competition was particularly intense. Students delivered compelling arguments on the importance of cybersecurity, covering topics like social media privacy, online fraud, and responsible internet behavior.The judges awarded the first prize to Om Swasti Tripathi, a talented student from Odisha Adarsha Vidyalaya. Her articulate delivery and profound understanding of the subject matter impressed everyone present. Securing the second position was Samikhya Dash from Radhakant High School, who presented a well-structured and persuasive speech on the challenges faced by young internet users.
Honoring Eloquence in Odia Speeches
The Odia speech category provided a platform for students to connect with the theme in their native language, making the complex topic of cybersecurity more accessible. The participants displayed remarkable passion and insight.Swayadhin Bharati, also from Odisha Adarsha Vidyalaya, emerged victorious, claiming the first-place position. The second prize went to Bhagyashree Mahapatra, a student from Bheemasen Krishi Vidyapeeth in Baunsagadia. Suchintika Sahu of Radhakant Government High School delivered a powerful performance that earned her the third prize in a highly competitive field.
The entire program was seamlessly coordinated by a team of dedicated individuals. CRCC (Cluster Resource Centre Coordinator) Vibhuti Bhusan Ghadai, Yashobanta Pattanayak, and Umakant Pradhan played pivotal roles in managing the event's proceedings. Their efforts ensured the competition ran smoothly from start to finish.
A Collective Step Towards a Safer Digital Future
This speech competition represents more than just an academic contest; it is a proactive step towards building a generation of informed and vigilant digital citizens. By encouraging young minds to research, critique, and speak about cybersecurity, the initiative empowers them to become ambassadors of online safety within their own communities.Events like these are crucial in today's interconnected world. They bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, preparing students to navigate the digital landscape with confidence and caution. The success of the competition in Odagaon sets a strong precedent for similar initiatives across the region, highlighting the powerful role of youth engagement in tackling modern-day challenges.
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