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Telangana Pollution Control Board (TGPCB) Competitions for Children

World Environment Day (WED) 2025 is just around the corner, and this year’s theme, "Ending Plastic Pollution," has inspired the Telangana Pollution Control Board (TGPCB) to organize a series of exciting competitions for students. This is an excellent opportunity for students to express their creativity while raising awareness about environmental issues and contributing to the global cause of reducing plastic pollution.



Event Overview

The TGPCB is organizing a special set of competitions to mark World Environment Day 2025. These will take place from May 21 to May 23, 2025, starting at 10:00 AM at the TGPCB Auditorium. The competitions will be held in two categories:

  • Primary School Students

  • High School Students

These competitions aim to engage students in highlighting the importance of environmental conservation and the need to tackle pollution in all its forms. The events are designed to be fun, interactive, and educational, offering students a chance to actively participate in raising awareness about the environment.

Competition Categories and Themes

The competitions will feature a range of creative activities, including:

  • Dance

  • Skit

  • Painting

Each competition will focus on one of the critical aspects of environmental conservation, with themes such as:

  • Land Pollution

  • Water Pollution

  • Air Pollution

  • Plastic Pollution

  • Energy and Water Conservation

  • Increasing Green Cover through Plantation Initiatives

These themes encourage students to explore various environmental issues, learn about their impact, and come up with solutions to address them. Through these activities, students will also develop their understanding of how we can all contribute to a healthier, more sustainable planet.

Prizes and Recognition

Winners in each category will receive special prizes and be recognized for their creativity and efforts to promote environmental awareness. The awards will be presented during a special program organized by TGPCB, highlighting the significant role young people play in shaping a more sustainable future.

How to Participate

Students are invited to participate in the competitions by preparing their performances or artwork based on the themes mentioned above. It’s an excellent opportunity for students to showcase their talents and creativity while contributing to an important cause.

To participate, simply gather your team, get creative, and prepare your entry for one of the following:

  • A dance performance focusing on one of the environmental issues.

  • A skit that educates and entertains while raising awareness about pollution.

  • A painting that illustrates the importance of environmental conservation and the role we all play in it.

The competitions will provide a platform for students to express their ideas and connect with others who share a passion for protecting the environment.

Why Participate?

Participating in the TGPCB competition offers students a chance to:

  • Develop a deeper understanding of environmental issues.

  • Raise awareness about the importance of reducing plastic pollution.

  • Be part of a larger movement for a sustainable future.

  • Gain recognition for their creative efforts.

  • Win exciting prizes and be celebrated for their contributions.

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WORLD NO TOBACCO DAY 2015 Competitions by CBSE

Theme: The Harmful Effects of Tobacco Use (details given below)
 Poster making
 Essay writing
 Nukkad Natak /Skit
 Jingle/Songs

Only the top 2 entries of each competition must be duly attested by the Principal, with complete school address, contact number and e-mail id, and submitted on or before 20th July 2015, as specified against each event in the annexure.

 Essays as soft copy in MS Word file/scanned document, to be sent by e-mail to: ajeswary.cbse01@gmail.com

 Videography of Jingle/Song/Skit performance on VCD with text/script and Posters as hard copies, to be sent to:
Ms. P. Rajeswary, Education Officer [English]
“Shiksha Sadan”,
17, Rouse Avenue,
New Delhi – 110002

 The top 30 entries in each event will be selected by a distinguished panel of experts. The results will be uploaded on the academic website.
 The winners will be awarded a certificate from the Board.
 The best videos will be uploaded on CBSE channel on YouTube.

Please note: Entries received after the specified date or failing to adhere to specified norms, will be deemed invalid.
Reports along with photographs (captioned) may be sent for publication in the CBSE quarterly bulletin, CENBOSEC.

Rules and Regulations
Theme: Harmful Effects of Tobacco Use
Poster designing:
 Convey a clear message.
 Size: A4 size chart paper
 Time Limit: 2 hours
 Eligibility: Classes VI-VIII
 Hindi or English
Avoid:
 Any inappropriate content.
 Abusive language.
 Bias against any community, occupation, religion or group of people.
 Cluttering with too many images and messages.
Assessment criteria
 Relevance of content
 Visual appeal (use of colours / images/ paper cuttings etc.)
 Clarity of purpose
 Innovation and creativity
 Appropriate Slogan/Caption
Essay writing [800-1000 words]
 Supply a suitable title.
 Time Limit: 1.5 hours
 Word Limit: Only one entry per participant, with a word limit of 800-1000.
 Eligibility: -classes IX-X
 Hindi or English
Avoid:
 Any abusive language.
 Plagiarism.
 Bias against any community, occupation, religion or group of people.
 Essay should be original.
Assessment criteria
 Originality of content
 Relevance and appropriacy
 Adherence to word limit
 Logical flow of the essay (Introduction, Body, Conclusion)
 Clarity of thought
 Fluency and accuracy
 A creative title
 Hindi or English

Nukkad Natak / Skit: [not less than 10 participants]
 Supply a suitable title.
 Time Limit: 4-5 minutes
 Group only: Only one entry per team of 10 or more students.
 Eligibility: -classes IX-X
 Script in Hindi or English

Avoid:
 Any inappropriate content.
 Abusive language.
 Bias against any community, occupation, religion or group of people, gender bias
 Cluttering with too many messages.
Assessment criteria
 Relevance of content
 Clear, expressive dialogue delivery
 Visual appeal (use of simple costumes & props etc.)
 Clarity of purpose/message
 Innovative and creative in approach
 Overall appeal of the presentation
 Hindi or English

Jingles/Songs: upto 02 minutes with not less than 10 participants]
 Supply a suitable title.
 Time Limit: 2 minutes
 Group only: Only one entry per team of 10 or more students.
 Eligibility: -classes VI-VIII
 Text in Hindi or English
Avoid:
 Any inappropriate content.
 Abusive language.
 Bias against any community, occupation, religion or group of people, gender bias
 Cluttering with too many messages.
 Plagiarism
Assessment criteria
 Relevance of content
 Harmonious delivery
 Clarity of purpose/message
 Innovative and creative tune & imagery
 Overall appeal of the jingle/song
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