What can be more adorable than kids in creative outfits? For Republic Day this year, we decided to extend the celebrations and include the lil’ ones of the BYJU’S family for a fun fancy dress contest. The result was an adorable collage of all kinds of cuteness.
Lil’ champs went all out to showcase their desi avatars
With BYJUites going all out with innovative and ingenious looks for their lil champs, we received numerous entries. Cute pictures of children dressed in outfits that represented their state came flowing into our inbox. These colourful and bright entries, while embodying the culture of the respective states, also represented the ‘unity in diversity’ of India.
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Take a look at the entries that absolutely stole the show this Republic Day
In this picture are Arun Kumar’s lil’ ones, representing the agricultural land of goddess – ‘Tamil Nadu’
Photo representing the agricultural land of goddess – ‘Tamil Nadu’
This Maharashtrian mulgi won our hearts with her traditional Marathi look. What do you think of her avatar?
Gayatri Kurne’s lil one donning a traditional Maharashtrian look
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Priya Khola’s entry represents Haryana, her home state, in the traditional attire of lehenga and choli.
Photo representing a look from Priya’s home state, Haryana
This cute picture by Vaishali Somani, adorning the traditional Mekhela Chador, represents the state of Assam.
This traditional Mekhela Chador look represents the state of Assam
The entry by Nidhi Agarwal represents Raut, whose traditional occupation is herding. The costume is for Raut Nacham which is a traditional dance performed in Chhattisgarh.
This costume is for Raut Nacham which is a traditional dance performed in Chhattisgarh
We just couldn’t resist featuring other adorable entries that impressed us with their creative outfits.
Other adorable entries that impressed us with their creative outfits
Once again, congratulations to the winners! We appreciate and thank everyone who took out time to dress the lil’ ones up in their traditional best and participate in the contest. It was indeed a treat for the eyes to see these young munchkins dressed up in their desi avatars.
Adorable entries right? Tell us what’s the traditional attire of your state or which outfit best represents your region.
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Comments
Divyanshi Rathore
March 12, 2021
Like a girl is a princess and boy is prince but anyway you cute congratulations to my little cutie pie ?? love you
Parichay
February 4, 2021
Looking beautiful kids…. Awesome.
saurabh kesarwani
February 3, 2021
congratulations to all winners
Chandan Kumar Vishwakarma
February 2, 2021
Many many congratulations to all of you.
Lavanya nidamanuru
February 2, 2021
Kids looking so cute…. And most innovative regarding our traditions