EVENT TITLE : Poster Making

DATE : 13-10-2025

TIME : 10.30 am to 12.00 pm

VENUE : Hi-Tech Hall

EVENT CONVENER : Dr. V. Bhanu Rekha

                                   Head of the Department, Fashion Designing

EVENT COORDINATORS : Mr. J. Sathya Narayanan

Ms.Githanjali, AP, Fashion Designing

NO. OF PARTICIPANTS : 50

RESOURCE PERSON DETAILS:

Suresh – Regional Director, Khadi and Village Industries Commission, Chennai and his team.

Summary of the Event

As part of the National Level Khadi Mahotsav – 2024, a Poster Making Competition on the theme “Khadi for Nation, Khadi for Fashion” was organized to promote awareness about the significance of Khadi in modern India. The event aimed to highlight the cultural, economic, and sustainable value of Khadi, encouraging students to explore its relevance in contemporary fashion and national identity.

The competition witnessed enthusiastic participation from students across various departments. Participants creatively expressed their thoughts through visually appealing posters depicting Khadi as a symbol of self-reliance, sustainability, and style. The event served as a platform for young designers and artists to blend traditional aesthetics with modern design sensibilities, reinforcing Khadi’s importance in the nation’s progress.

Judges evaluated the entries based on creativity, theme relevance, message clarity, and artistic execution. The best posters were appreciated for their originality and conceptual depth. The event concluded with the announcement of winners and distribution of certificates, celebrating the students’ innovative perspectives and efforts in promoting Khadi.

Key Takeaways

  • The competition successfully enhanced awareness about Khadi as a sustainable and eco-friendly textile.
  • Students understood the historical and cultural significance of Khadi in India’s freedom movement and its renewed role in sustainable fashion.
  • The event encouraged creative thinking and artistic expression, linking traditional values with modern design concepts.
  • It promoted the idea of “Vocal for Local”, emphasizing the use of indigenous fabrics and craftsmanship.
  • The initiative inspired participants to consider Khadi as a viable fashion material, fostering pride in Indian heritage and sustainable design practices.