Dikshit asks art students to help improve look of capital

Updated on: Friday, November 18, 2011

Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit exhorted art students to help the government enhance the look of the national capital aesthetically.
 
Addressing the convocation ceremony of College of Art, Dikshit asked the students of the institute to render their constructive cooperation in improving the "aesthetic look" of Delhi.
 
"The art students are capable to bring a positive change as far as beautification of the capital city is concerned," she said describing the institution as one of the premier art colleges of the country.
 
Degrees were presented to 148 students including a few hearing impaired students.

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