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Aakash ANTHE 2026 – Register Now & Win Scholarships


Are you aspiring for a bright career in medicine or engineering? The Aakash National Talent Hunt Exam (ANTHE) 2026 is your gateway to success! Test your knowledge, showcase your skills, and win exciting scholarships and awards.


๐Ÿ“… Aakash ANTHE 2026 Exam Dates

  • Online exam timing

    27th Oct – 1st Nov

    10 AM – 10 PM

    Take the exam anytime during the login window from the comfort of home.

    Offline exam timing

    9th Oct, 11th Oct, 25th Oct & 1st Nov

    10:30 AM – 11:30 AM

    At your nearest designated Aakash examination centre.


๐Ÿ’ฐ Scholarships & Awards

  • ₹250 Crore Scholarship Pool* – Up to 100% Scholarship for top performers

  • ₹2.5 Crore Cash Awards* for top rankers

  • All India Rank – Know your true potential on a national level

*Terms & Conditions apply.


⏰ Exam Timings

  • Online Exam: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM (Students can take the exam anytime during this login window)

  • Offline Exam: 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM


๐ŸŽ“ Eligibility

Open for Class V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X, XI & XII studying students.


๐Ÿ“ How to Register for ANTHE 2026?

1️⃣ Verify Mobile Number – Enter your number and receive OTP
2️⃣ Submit Your Details – Fill the online form
3️⃣ Registration Successful – Get your admit card and login details


⏳ Last Date of Registration

  • Offline Exam: 7 days before the examination date

  • Online Exam: 3 days before the examination date





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Young INTACH Heritage Festival 2026

 A Celebration of Heritage, Creativity and Young Talent

INTACH Palakkad Chapter. is organising Young INTACH Heritage Festival 2026 for school students.  The district-wide festival brings together students from across Palakkad for a day of heritage, creativity, storytelling and friendly competition.



๐Ÿ“… Date: Saturday, 17 October 2026
⏰ Time: 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM
๐Ÿ“ Venue: LEAD College, Dhoni, Palakkad

Supported by the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, and with the involvement of Kerala Kalamandalam, the festival provides students with an exciting opportunity to explore India's rich cultural heritage while developing their research, creative thinking, artistic and storytelling skills.

The event will also feature accomplished artists, performers, writers and heritage specialists who will interact with students as expert mentors, making the festival an enriching learning experience beyond the competitions.

๐ŸŽญ Events

๐Ÿง  เดจെเดฏിം เดช്เดฒെเดฏിเดธ് เดคിเด™്เด™് เด…เดจിเดฎเตฝ

National Heritage Quiz

A quiz that challenges students to explore India's rich heritage, famous places, personalities, traditions and cultural treasures.

Participants:

  • Maximum 2 teams, with 2 students per team

  • Classes 7, 8, 9 and 10

๐ŸŽจ เดชเดฑเดฏാം เด‡เดคിเดจൊเดฐു เด•เดฅ เดตเดฐเดฏാം

Poster Making & Writing Competition

An opportunity for young creators to combine imagination, visual expression and storytelling while exploring themes connected with heritage.

Participants:

  • Maximum 4 participants

  • Classes 7, 8 and 9

๐Ÿ‘‘ เด‡เดฒ്เดฒാเดค്เดค เด•ൂเดค്เดคിเดจ്เดฑെ เดฎเดฑเด•്เด•ാเดค്เดค เดฎുเด–ം

Headgear Making Competition

Students will bring their creativity to life by designing and making traditional or heritage-inspired headgear.

Participants:

  • 1 team of 2 students

  • Classes 9, 10 and 11

๐Ÿ˜ เด†เดจเดฏും เด•ുเดฑുเดฎ്เดชും

Toy Making Competition

A hands-on creative challenge where students transform simple materials into imaginative toys inspired by traditional culture and heritage.

Participants:

  • Maximum 1 team of 2 students

  • Classes 9, 10 and 11

๐ŸŽญ เด•เดฅ, เดšിเดฐിเด•เดฅ, เด†เดจเด•เดฅ

Mono-Drama Competition

A single performer takes the stage to tell a story through acting, expression and imagination.

Participant:

  • 1 participant per school

  • Classes 9, 10 and 11

๐ŸŽจ เด•เดฅเด•เดณി, เด•เดณเดฑുเด•เดณുเดŸെ เด•เดณเดฐി

Kathakali Face-Painting Workshop

Students get an opportunity to explore the vibrant colours, patterns and artistic traditions of Kathakali, one of Kerala's most iconic performing art forms.

Participants:

  • Maximum 4 participants

  • Classes 7, 8 and 9

Interested schools may fill the registration form




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Birdspiracy AI Competition 2026 – Win Up to ₹25,000


The Birdspiracy AI Competition 2026 is a free national-level AI competition inviting students from Classes 9 to 12 to identify real-world problems and propose innovative solutions using artificial intelligence.


The competition encourages students to think creatively about how AI can address meaningful issues. No coding experience is required, and participants from any academic background can take part.

With a total prize pool of ₹50,000, the competition offers students an opportunity to showcase their ideas, problem-solving skills and understanding of AI.

Last Date to Apply

22 October 2026, 11:59 PM IST

About the Birdspiracy AI Competition

Birdspiracy AI Competition 2026 is designed for school students who are interested in exploring the potential of artificial intelligence.

Participants need to identify a real problem, explain its impact, and develop a proposed AI-powered solution. The competition focuses not only on the use of AI but also on how clearly students can explain their idea, its feasibility and its potential limitations.

Students can participate individually or form teams of up to four members.

Eligibility

The competition is open to:

Students studying in Classes 9 to 12
Students from any school
Participants from any subject background
Teams of 1 to 4 students
Students from India as well as entrants from other countries
Students with or without coding experience

There is no entry fee.

A school can enter any number of teams, but each team can submit only one entry.

What Do Participants Have to Submit?

Each team must prepare a presentation consisting of:

Title slide
4 to 6 content slides
Sources slide

The final presentation must be exported as a PDF and should not exceed 10 MB.

The complete PDF will therefore contain 6 to 8 pages.

The file should be named:

TeamName - SchoolName.pdf

Content Slide Requirements

The 4 to 6 content slides should address the following areas:

1. The Issue – 10 Marks

Participants should identify a real-world problem that they can observe and describe.

The presentation should explain:

What the problem is
Who is affected by it
How large or significant the problem is
Evidence supporting the existence and impact of the problem
2. Solution and AI Impact – 20 Marks

Students should present their proposed solution and explain the role of AI.

The presentation should cover:

What the proposed solution is
What AI would do as part of the solution
What solutions already exist
How the proposed idea is different
What is required to make the solution work
Where the solution could fail or face limitations
How the solution could be built
3. Presentation – 10 Marks

The judges will also assess how effectively the presentation communicates the idea.

Students should make their slides clear, organised and convincing.

A sources slide is mandatory. An entry without a sources slide cannot score more than 5 marks for presentation.

Prizes

The Birdspiracy AI Competition 2026 has a total prize pool of ₹50,000, distributed among the top three teams.

Position Prize
๐Ÿฅ‡ First Place ₹25,000
๐Ÿฅˆ Second Place ₹15,000
๐Ÿฅ‰ Third Place ₹10,000

Prizes will be paid in Indian rupees.

Certificates for Participants

Every team that submits a complete and valid presentation will receive a Certificate of AI Innovation.

The certificate will be personalised with:

Student's name
Team name
School name

It will be co-signed by the Chief Academic Judge and the founders, Sam Irfan and Ishat Gangatkar.

The top three teams will additionally receive exclusive 1st Place, 2nd Place and 3rd Place certificates.

Why Should Students Participate?

The Birdspiracy AI Competition provides students with an opportunity to go beyond simply learning about artificial intelligence. Participants can explore a real-world issue, think about how technology could address it, and present their idea in a structured and persuasive way.

Since coding experience is not required, students from different academic backgrounds can participate. The competition can be particularly useful for students interested in AI, technology, innovation, problem-solving, science and entrepreneurship.



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GEMA International Young Scientist Award 2026

Explore Science. Create. Experiment. Inspire.

GEMA is organizing the International Young Scientist Award 2026, an international platform designed to encourage creativity, scientific thinking and innovation among young students.

Students can participate by submitting a recorded video or a written project report with images, presenting an experiment, activity, working model or chart-based project that demonstrates a scientific concept.


The competition encourages students to explore science beyond textbooks and classroom activities through simple, creative and interesting projects.

Categories

Students are divided into four age groups:

GroupGrades
NewtonGrades 1–3
EinsteinGrades 4–6
GalileoGrades 7–9
DarwinGrades 10–12

Students may choose a basic scientific concept or principle and demonstrate it through an experiment, activity, working model or chart presentation.

Judging Criteria

Projects will be evaluated on:

  • Creativity – 30%

  • Scientific Knowledge – 30%

  • Persuasiveness and Communication – 20%

  • Overall Presentation – 20%

Prizes and Recognition

  • Gold, Silver and Bronze Trophy winners in each category

  • 10 Gold Medals for Outstanding Projects in each category

  • Recognition in press releases for selected winners

  • E-Certificate for every participant

  • Trophy and Certificate for teachers/coordinators sending bulk entries

  • Special recognition and Trophy for the school with the most entries

Important Dates

Challenge Opens: 30 May 2026
Last Date for Registration and Submission: 31 October 2026
Winner Announcement: 1 December 2026
E-Certificate: 1 December 2026
Trophy/Medal Dispatch: February 2027

Registration

Registration Fee: INR 500 per participant

Who Can Participate?

Students from Grades 1 to 12 can participate in their respective age groups.

The Young Scientist Award provides an opportunity for students to turn scientific curiosity into practical exploration and share their ideas with an international audience.

Observe. Experiment. Create. Discover.




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LIC Golden Jubilee Scholarship 2026-27

The LIC Golden Jubilee Scholarship 2026-27 offers financial assistance to meritorious students from economically weaker sections who are pursuing higher education in India. The scholarship is offered by the LIC Golden Jubilee Foundation and covers students entering eligible degree, diploma, vocational and technical courses.

Applications for the 2026-27 scholarship are open until 30 September 2026.


About LIC Golden Jubilee Scholarship

The scholarship is intended to support students who need financial assistance to continue their education and improve their opportunities for higher studies and employment.

The scheme has two categories:

  • General Scholarship: For students after Class 12 or Diploma
  • Special Scholarship: For students after Class 10 who continue into higher, technical or vocational education

The scholarship is available to eligible students across India.

Eligibility Criteria

General Scholarship – After Class 12/Diploma

Applicants must:

  • Have passed Class 12 or an equivalent examination with at least 60% marks or an equivalent CGPA.
  • Have passed the examination in the academic years 2023-24, 2024-25 or 2025-26.
  • Have taken admission in the 2026-27 academic year for the first year of an eligible course.
  • Have parents/guardians whose annual income from all sources does not exceed ₹4,50,000.

Eligible courses include:

  • MBBS, BAMS, BHMS and BDS
  • BE, B.Tech and B.Arch
  • Graduation in any discipline
  • Integrated courses
  • Diploma courses
  • Vocational courses through government-recognised institutions
  • Courses at eligible Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs)

Special Scholarship – After Class 10

Applicants must:

  • Have passed Class 10 or an equivalent examination with at least 60% marks or equivalent CGPA.
  • Have passed the examination in the academic years 2023-24, 2024-25 or 2025-26.
  • Have taken admission in the 2026-27 academic year for the first year of Intermediate/10+2, vocational or diploma courses.
  • Have parents/guardians with an annual income not exceeding ₹4,50,000.

The course or institution must meet the scheme's requirements, including government-recognised institutions and eligible ITIs.

last date of submission of Online Application is: 30.09.2026




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NSSC 2026 Astrophotography Challenge

The night sky offers countless subjects for photographers to discover, from the Moon and planets to distant galaxies and nebulae. The NSSC 2026 Astrophotography Challenge invites students to capture the beauty of the cosmos and showcase their photography skills through an original space-themed image.

Organized as part of the National Students' Space Challenge (NSSC) 2026, the event is an individual, fully online challenge open to both school and college students.

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Youth Ideathon 2026: Innovation Challenge for School and College Students

Have an idea that could solve a real-world problem? Youth Ideathon 2026 (YI26) invites school and college students across India to turn their ideas into innovative solutions.

The competition is open to students from Classes 8 to 12 as well as undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) programmes. Participants can submit their ideas individually or work together in teams of up to five members.


The initiative also brings schools, colleges, teachers, mentors, and educational leaders into the innovation ecosystem through dedicated registration and development programmes.

Who Can Participate?

Youth Ideathon 2026 is open to:

  • Students of Classes 8 to 12
  • Undergraduate (UG) students
  • Postgraduate (PG) students
  • Students participating individually or in teams of up to 5 members

Schools and colleges across India can also register their institutions to encourage students to participate in the competition.

Submit Your Idea

Students can submit their innovative ideas through the official Youth Ideathon platform.

Ideas can be submitted:

  • Individually, or
  • In teams of up to 5 students

The challenge provides students with an opportunity to identify problems around them and develop ideas that could create meaningful impact in society, industry, communities, or education.

Key Themes of Youth Ideathon 2026

Participants can develop ideas around several important areas of innovation.

1. AI and Chip Innovation

Develop AI-powered products and explore semiconductor and chip design to create the next generation of intelligent hardware and technology solutions.

2. Sustainability

Create solutions addressing environmental and sustainability challenges, including:

  • Clean energy
  • Waste management
  • Water conservation
  • Climate action

3. Space

Develop innovative ideas related to:

  • Satellite technology
  • Space data
  • Navigation
  • Space-based applications that can improve life on Earth

4. Next Billion Innovation Challenge

Build affordable and scalable technology solutions for rural India, vernacular-language users, and first-time internet users.

This theme encourages participants to think about accessibility and how technology can reach communities that may be underserved by existing digital solutions.

5. Supporting Girl Entrepreneurs

Develop products, platforms, and solutions that support women entrepreneurs and encourage women-led innovation.

6. EdTech

Create technology-enabled solutions for education and skill development.

Ideas can focus on areas such as:

  • K–12 education
  • Higher education
  • Skill development
  • Personalized learning
  • Accessibility
  • Bridging the education gap

7. Open Innovation

Students aren't limited to the listed themes. Through Open Innovation, participants can choose a problem of their own and develop a solution that can create an impact for society, industry, or communities.

School and College Registration

Schools and colleges can participate by registering their institutions on the Youth Ideathon platform.

The institution registration process helps ensure that the school or college appears on the platform for students and mentors.

Institutions interested in encouraging student innovation can complete the registration through the official Youth Ideathon website.

Idea Submission Deadline 24th October 2026




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OpenCV AI Competition 2026: Build the Future of Computer Vision with AWS

Are you passionate about Artificial Intelligence, Computer Vision, and cloud technologies? The OpenCV AI Competition 2026, powered by AWS, is an opportunity to build innovative vision systems that can see, reason, and act using OpenCV 5 and Amazon Web Services (AWS).

The competition is open to developers, students, researchers, and teams interested in creating practical AI and computer vision solutions.

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GEMA International Student Speaker Competition 2026

Speak with Confidence. Inspire with Your Voice.

GEMA is organizing the International Student Speaker Competition 2026, an international public speaking competition conducted through recorded video submissions.

The competition aims to develop students' communication and public speaking skills while encouraging them to express their thoughts with confidence, clarity and creativity.


Students from Kindergarten to Grade 12 can participate and showcase their ability to communicate ideas, develop leadership qualities and inspire others.

Categories and Topics

CategoryTopic
Nursery / Preparatory / Kindergarten / Below Grade 1Why I Love My Family
Grades 1–3If I Could Invent One Law
Grades 4–6Is Competition Good or Harmful?
Grades 7–9Can Artificial Intelligence Replace Human Creativity?
Grades 10–12Is Academic Success Overrated?

How Will Entries Be Judged?

Entries will be evaluated on the following criteria:

CriteriaMarks
Content / Substance25
Oratory Skills25
Presentation Skills20
Clarity of Thought20
Confidence10
Total100

Prizes and Certificates

  • One winner in each category will receive a Trophy and Certificate.

  • Five additional Inspiring and Outstanding Videos in each category will receive Medals and Certificates.

  • Every participant will receive a Certificate.

Participation Fee

INR 500 per entry

Important Date

Last Date for Registration and Submission: 31 October 2026

The competition provides students with an opportunity to develop their voice, express their ideas and gain valuable experience in public speaking.

Speak. Express. Inspire.

Let your ideas be heard and your voice inspire others.




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International Scratch Olympiad 2026

Water – Every Drop Matters

Welcome to the International Scratch Olympiad 2026, a global competition where young innovators can turn their creativity into code using Scratch, the block-based programming platform developed by MIT.

The competition gives students an opportunity to demonstrate their programming skills, problem-solving abilities and creativity through engaging Scratch projects.

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GEMA International Short Story Writing Competition 2026


Kick Off Your Next Adventure

Do you love creating characters, imagining new worlds and telling stories?

The GEMA International Short Story Writing Competition 2026 invites young writers aged 18 years or younger to showcase their storytelling skills and share their imagination with readers around the world.

Participants have the opportunity to have their stories published in the Best Story Book by and for Kids, which will be distributed globally. Winners can also receive Trophies, Medals, KidZania Passes, Training Programmes and Certificates.

The competition brings together young writers from 35 countries, providing an exciting international platform for budding authors.

Competition Categories

Participants can enter one category only and only one entry per person is accepted.

CategoryAgeMinimum Story Length
Sub-junior7–8 years300 words
Junior9–11 years500 words
Middle12–14 years700 words
Senior15–18 years1,000 words

Maximum length for all categories: 1,500 words

Story Guidelines

  • Stories must be written in English.

  • Entries must be submitted as a typed DOC file.

  • Handwritten entries will not be accepted.

  • Participants may choose any topic or genre for their story.

  • Only one story per participant is permitted.

Information to Include with Your Story

The following details should be provided below the story:

  1. Full Name

  2. Date of Birth

  3. Category Entered

  4. Transaction Number generated by Stripe after payment of the entry fee

  5. Title of the Story

  6. Email Address

  7. School Name

  8. Country

A parent’s or teacher’s email address may be provided if required.

Publication and Prizes

Selected stories will have the opportunity to be published in the Best Story Book by and for Kids, giving young writers the chance to see their work published and shared internationally.

Participants can also compete for:

  • Trophies

  • Medals

  • KidZania Passes

  • Training Programmes

  • Certificates

Important Date

Last Date to Register and Submit Story: 31 October 2026

Who Can Participate?

Young writers aged 7 to 18 years can participate in the appropriate age category.

Whether you love adventure, mystery, fantasy, science fiction, humour, friendship or real-life stories, this is your opportunity to turn your imagination into words.

Write Your Story. Share Your Imagination. Get Published.

Take up the challenge and let your story travel beyond borders.

 




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International Spell Bee 2026

International Spell Bee 2026

Calling All Students for a Bright Future

The International Spell Bee 2026 is an online spelling competition for students of Grades 1 to 8. The competition provides students with an opportunity to improve their spelling, vocabulary and language skills while competing with students from across the world.


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Letters Without Borders: Letter Writing Competition

Can a letter cross borders without a passport?

Absolutely. A few heartfelt words can travel across countries, languages, cultures and generations, bringing people closer together.

The “Letters Without Borders” letter-writing challenge invites young writers to pick up their pens and let their imagination, feelings and ideas travel beyond boundaries.

This is more than a writing competition. It is an opportunity to express, connect, reflect and inspire through the timeless art of letter writing.


What Does “Letters Without Borders” Mean?

Your letter should go beyond the borders that sometimes separate us, whether they are countries, languages, cultures or generations.

Write about an experience, a person, an idea or a message that has the power to connect people everywhere.

Your letter could express:

  • Gratitude towards someone who made a difference in your life

  • Kindness and compassion towards others

  • Courage to face challenges

  • Unity and the importance of understanding one another

  • A memorable personal experience

  • Hope for a better and kinder world

  • A connection between different generations

  • A message that brings people from different cultures together

Objective

The challenge aims to provide young writers with a platform for personal expression, gratitude and storytelling.

It encourages participants to:

  • Develop creative and effective communication skills

  • Reflect on their experiences, feelings and ideas

  • Nurture empathy and emotional intelligence

  • Appreciate different cultures and perspectives

  • Understand the importance of kindness and social responsibility

  • Discover the joy and value of letter writing

Let Your Imagination Lead the Way

There are no borders to imagination.

Your letter could be addressed to someone you know or someone you have never met.

You could write to:

  • A child living in another country

  • Your favourite author or literary character

  • Your future self

  • A grandparent or someone from an older generation

  • A child who will live many years from now

  • Someone who has inspired you

  • A person from a different culture

  • Humanity itself

Select your age category to discover creative ideas, writing directions and perspectives specially designed for your age group.

Prizes and Recognition

The competition offers recognition for outstanding entries in each age group.

Prizes in Each Group

  • First Prize – 1 winner

  • Second Prize – 1 winner

  • Third Prize – 1 winner

  • Appreciation Prizes – 5 winners

Certificate for Every Participant

Every participant will receive a Digital Certificate for taking part in the challenge.

School-Level Recognition

School Level Winners will also be recognised for schools submitting 50 or more entries.

Important Date

Last Date to Register and Submit

30 September 2026

Participants are encouraged to begin planning and writing their letters well in advance of the deadline.






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JJALMAK International Youth Film Festival 2026: Young Voices, Big Ideas

What does a safer future look like through the eyes of a young person?

The 2026 JJALMAK International Youth Film Festival (JIYFF) is inviting young creators from around the world to answer that question through the power of film.



Designed for young people aged 7 to 18, the festival provides an international platform for children and teenagers to imagine the future, explore the meaning of safety, and express their ideas through short films.
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Aspiring Authors: National Writing Challenge

A Children-Led Movement Celebrating Creativity, Inclusion & Neurodiversity

Turn Their Stories Into Published Books!! ✨

Every child carries a story waiting to be shared.

Some stories are filled with magical kingdoms and brave heroes. Others take shape as heartfelt poems, imaginative adventures, or colorful dreams brought to life through words and illustrations. At Aspiring Authors, the belief is simple yet powerful: every child deserves the opportunity to share their voice with the world.

That vision inspired the launch of the National Writing Challenge — a platform where young creators can become real published authors.




✍️ National Writing Challenge: Where Stories Take Flight!

Children across the country are invited to dream, write, create, and shine.

Whether it is a short story, poem, artwork, or imaginative idea, the challenge encourages young minds to:

  • Express their creativity freely
  • Build confidence through storytelling
  • Celebrate their individuality
  • Experience professional publishing
  • Become officially published authors with ISBN-recognized books

Every story matters.
Every imagination deserves recognition. ❤️


 Celebrating Neurodiversity & Inclusion

Aspiring Authors proudly celebrates children who think, learn, and express themselves in unique ways.

The initiative especially welcomes:

  • Neurodivergent children
  • Students with special educational needs
  • Emerging writers and artists
  • Quiet thinkers with powerful imaginations

Creativity is never limited to one form.

Some children communicate through stories.
Some through drawings and illustrations.
Others through vivid ideas that simply need the right platform to shine.

The movement is built to ensure every child feels:
 Seen
 Valued
 Included
 Celebrated

๐Ÿ“ WRITING CATEGORIES & PROMPTS

Category I — Ages 8–10

Word Limit: 400–600 words

Prompt: The Day My Shadow Disappeared

One morning, you discover that your shadow has completely disappeared. Where has it gone? Can you find it? What happens during your search?


Category II — Ages 11–13

Word Limit: 600–800 words

Prompt: The Secret Door in My School

You discover a mysterious door in your school that nobody seems to know about. Where does it lead? What do you discover behind it? And why has the door remained a secret?


Category III — Ages 14–16

Word Limit: 800–1,000 words

Prompt: The World Forgot How to Dream

One morning, people everywhere suddenly lose the ability to imagine, create, and dream. You are one of the few people who can still dream. What happens next?


Category IV — Ages 17–18

Word Limit: 1,000–1,500 words

Prompt: The Choice That Changed Tomorrow

You are given an opportunity to make one decision that could change the future of your community, your country, or even the world. But every choice has consequences. What do you choose, and what happens because of your decision?

๐Ÿ“… IMPORTANT DATES

Last Date of Submission: 25 October 2026
Result Declaration: 15 November 2026


๏ง’✨ Where Imagination Comes Alive

Imagine a young Indian child sitting with a notebook, carefully writing a story.

As the child writes, imagination fills the space around them:

 Dragons soaring across colorful skies
 Rockets traveling through galaxies
 Magical books opening into fantasy worlds
 Bright ideas floating like stars
๏ฆ‹ Dreams transforming into stories

For many children, storytelling becomes more than writing — it becomes a way to express emotions, creativity, hope, and identity.

Aspiring Authors exists to ensure those stories are heard.


 Becoming a Published Author in 3 Simple Steps

1️⃣ Creating the Story

Children can submit:

  • Stories
  • Poems
  • Adventures
  • Personal reflections
  • Fantasy tales
  • Inspirational writing

 Illustrations and digital artwork are also welcome.


2️⃣ Submitting the Work

Participants can send:
✅ Their writing
✅ A creative cover page
✅ Optional illustrations
✅ A short author biography


3️⃣ Getting Published

Selected works are:
✨ Professionally edited
✨ Published in a real book
✨ Assigned an official ISBN number
✨ Shared with readers worldwide 

Young creators may also:
 Earn royalties
 Unlock rewards
 Gain recognition as published authors


 The Mission 

At Aspiring Authors, the mission is both simple and meaningful:

✨ To give every child a voice.
Every story deserves to be heard — no matter how it is told, drawn, or imagined.

✨ To celebrate creativity in all its forms.
From magical adventures to colorful artwork, every expression of imagination is valued.

✨ To build acceptance and belonging.
By publishing stories from children with diverse learning styles and experiences, the movement encourages kindness, understanding, and inclusion.

Because when children share their unspoken stories and written dreams, the world becomes brighter, kinder, and more compassionate. ❤️


 Letting Young Imaginations Fly

A child’s story has the power to inspire.
A poem can make someone smile.
An idea can spark change.

The National Writing Challenge gives young creators the chance to transform imagination into something real — a published book that can be treasured forever.

 Every child has a story.
 Every child deserves a platform.
✨ Every dream deserves to be written.




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National Quiz Competition on CA Day 2026 – Participate & Win Cash Prizes

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) , in collaboration with MyGov , is inviting citizens across India to participate in the National Quiz Competition on CA Day .

The quiz is designed to increase awareness about the accounting profession, the role of Chartered Accountants in nation-building, financial governance, taxation, auditing, entrepreneurship, and the contribution of ICAI to strengthening India's economy.



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Olympian Lakshmikant Pandey Trust Debate Competition 2026

The Olympian Lakshmikant Pandey Trust Debate Competition 2026 is an online debate competition that gives students an opportunity to develop their public speaking, analytical thinking, argumentation and communication skills.

The competition will focus on the contemporary constitutional issue of judicial independence in India.

Debate Topic

“Judicial Independence in India: Reality or Constitutional Idea?”

Participants can speak For or Against the motion and must clearly state their position before beginning their speech.

Eligibility

The competition is open to students from all streams and backgrounds.

Competition Format

  • Mode: Online
  • Platform: Google Meet
  • Speaking time: 4 minutes
  • Question & answer: 2 minutes
  • Each participant will answer one question from the judges.
  • Participants must have a working camera, microphone and stable internet connection.
  • The preliminary rounds will be conducted in multiple online meetings.
  • The top participants from the preliminary rounds will qualify for the final.

Judging Criteria

Participants will be evaluated on:

  • Body Language – 20 marks
  • Topic Clarity – 10 marks
  • Content – 10 marks
  • Language Command – 20 marks
  • Time Management – 10 marks
  • Etiquette – 10 marks
  • Answering Skills – 20 marks

Total: 100 marks

Prizes

  • 1st Prize: ₹2,000
  • 2nd Prize: ₹1,000
  • 3rd Prize: ₹500
  • 4th Prize: ₹250
  • 5th Prize: ₹150
  • 6th–10th Rank: ₹100 each
  • 11th–20th Rank: ₹50 each
  • 21st–30th Rank: ₹25 each

All participants will receive an E-Certificate, while rank holders will receive an E-Certificate of Merit along with their award.

Important Dates

  • Preliminary Rounds: 24–25 November 2026
  • Final Round: 26 November 2026
  • Time: 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM
  • Mode: Online
  • Registration Fee: ₹49 per participant

How to Register?

Students can register online through the registration form provided by the organiser.

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