The TPL National Level Art Competition 2026 continues to celebrate young creative minds from across the country. Among the talented participants, Nirjumon Borah achieved the Second Position in Category B (14–24 years), earning appreciation for his impressive artistic ability and dedication to art.
Nirjumon Borah is a Class VII student at Maharishi Vidya Mandir Senior Secondary School, Barsajai, Lalmati in Guwahati, Assam. At a young age, he has already shown remarkable interest and talent in visual art. His creative approach and attention to detail make his artwork stand out among many participants.
Art plays an important role in Nirjumon’s life. Through drawing and painting, he expresses his imagination and ideas in a unique way. His participation in the competition reflects both his passion for creativity and his willingness to challenge himself through artistic practice.
By securing Second Prize in the national-level competition, Nirjumon received a cash award of ₹2,500, recognizing his effort and talent. This achievement highlights the potential of young artists who are exploring their creativity from an early age.
The TPL Art Competition aims to encourage young artists and provide them with a platform to showcase their creative abilities. Nirjumon Borah’s success stands as a motivating example for many young students who wish to pursue art with dedication and confidence.
The organizers warmly congratulate Nirjumon Borah on his achievement and wish him continued success in his artistic journey. His passion and creativity promise a bright future in the world of art.
