Children Dazzle the Stage at Faridabad Talent Hunt at Asian Institute of Medical Sciences

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The Asian Institute of Medical Sciences came alive with vibrant energy and talent as it hosted the Faridabad Talent Hunt.

Faridabad, July 6, 2025: The Asian Institute of Medical Sciences, Sector 21A, Faridabad, came alive with vibrant energy and talent as it hosted the Faridabad Talent Hunt, which witnessed enthusiastic participation from 235 children across Faridabad, Palwal, and Hodal.
The Grand Finale, held on July 6, saw 51 finalists take the stage to showcase their talent in music, dance, and performance arts. The event was judged by a distinguished panel including renowned musician Vicky Saharia, Bharatanatyam dancer Rajkumar Gupta, and classical and Bharatanatyam performer Moushumi Sahu. The show was seamlessly hosted by Nakul Sharma, popular anchor from ESPN Cricinfo.
Present at the grand celebration were Padma Shri Dr. N.K. Pandey, Managing Director and Chairman of Asian Institute of Medical Sciences, along with Mrs. Padma Pandey, Director Anupam Pandey, Mrs. Neha Pandey, Dr. Prashant Pandey, Dr. Smriti Pandey, and Shailesh Jha, who felicitated all the participating children.
The competition was divided into four age categories:
* Group 1: 6–8 years
* Group 2: 9–11 years
* Group 3: 12–15 years
* Group 4: 16–19 years
Finalists delivered a delightful mix of performances including Bollywood dance, classical and folk forms, hip-hop, guitar play, and vocal renditions, many weaving in important social messages through their acts. The auditions for the talent hunt were held on June 20 and 21, 2025, where an overwhelming number of children showcased their skills across varied formats.
Parents turned out in large numbers to support and cheer on the young participants, adding warmth and encouragement to the event.
Speaking on the occasion, Padma Shri Dr. N.K. Pandey praised the young performers and said:
“The Asian Institute of Medical Sciences is proud to offer a platform that nurtures creativity and builds confidence in children. Such events not only bring out hidden talent but also help children overcome stage fear and express themselves freely, key ingredients in their journey to success.”
Winners of the Faridabad Talent Hunt 2025:
Group 1 (6–8 years):
* 1st Prize (₹10,000): Mishika Kurup
* 2nd Prize (₹7,500): Dhani Taneja
* 3rd Prize (₹5,000): Jannat Punyani
Group 2 (9–11 years):
* 1st Prize (₹10,000): Amayra Luthra
* 2nd Prize (₹7,500): Navya Kamboj
* 3rd Prize (₹5,000): Kavya Thukral
Group 3 (12–15 years):
* 1st Prize (₹10,000): Urvashi Mahendia
* 2nd Prize (₹7,500): Pradhanya
* 3rd Prize (₹5,000): Raghavi Pathak
Group 4 (16–19 years):
* 1st Prize (₹10,000): Paramjeet
* 2nd Prize (₹7,500): Tulika
* 3rd Prize (₹5,000): Sani Hasija
In addition, 8 consolation prizes of ₹1,000 each were awarded in every category. All participants were presented with participation certificates as a token of appreciation.

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