Poster making competition on ‘Balanced Diet’ announced

Coimbatore: Eat Right India Movement has announced poster making and wall painting competitions on the theme ‘Balanced Diet.'

Coimbatore: Eat Right India Movement has announced poster making and wall painting competitions on the theme ‘Balanced Diet.' 

According to a statement, schools interested in conducting the competition can register on the website https://fssi.gov.in/CreativityChallenge. School and college students who are interested to take part in the competition can apply through their institution on the website [email protected]. Posters which are selected at the school level will take part at the district level, and those selected at the district level will be sent to the state level meet. 

For more information, those interested can contact the office of the Food Safety Department on Ph: 0422-2220922 

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