The initiative aims to encourage the creative talents and artistic skills of children, boost their self-confidence and provide them an opportunity to earn through their creations.

The exhibition featured paintings, decorative diyas, torans, lamps and other handmade decorative items prepared by the children.

Products made by children residing in Rajkumari Bai Bal Niketan, Jagriti Bal Griha, Ladli Basera (Sewa Bharti) and Government Bal Griha in Jabalpur were displayed and offered for sale.

The entire proceeds from the sale will be utilised exclusively for the benefit and welfare of children residing in the respective Child Care Institutions.

The exhibition was visited by Judges of the High Court, who appreciated the children's artistic skills and purchased the displayed items. Members of the High Court Legal Services Committee, advocates, court staff and litigants also participated in the initiative and purchased the handicrafts.

The Department of Women and Child Development, Madhya Pradesh, extended cooperation in organising the event.

The programme was attended by Registrar General Dharminder Singh, Member Secretary of MPSLSA Suman Shrivastava, officers of the Registry, office-bearers of the High Court Legal Services Committee, officials of the Juvenile Justice Committee of the Madhya Pradesh High Court and officers and staff members of MPSLSA.

Speaking on the occasion, Suman Shrivastava said the initiative conveyed the message that every child's talent could be nurtured with proper guidance and an appropriate platform.

The initiative was organised under the leadership of Chief Justice Alpesh Y. Kogje, Patron-in-Chief of MPSLSA, and the guidance of Justice Vivek Rusia, Administrative Judge and Executive Chairman of MPSLSA.