The South Coast Railway Women’s Welfare Organisation (SCoRWWO) organised an on-the-spot drawing and painting competition in Visakhapatnam to encourage creativity and talent among children of railway employees. More than 50 children took part in the event, presenting artwork based on different creative themes.

The programme, held under the leadership of SCoRWWO president Charu Mathur, provided children with a platform to express their ideas and perspectives through art. Dignitaries appreciated the participants for their artwork, creative thinking and enthusiastic involvement. Gifts and health kit packets were distributed to all participating children as a gesture of encouragement.

 

SCoRWWO conducts various cultural, educational and welfare programmes aimed at supporting the overall development and well-being of railway employees and their families.