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MYGOV.IN CONSTITUTION QUIZ
On the occasion of the 70th anniversary year of the adoption of the Indian Constitution by the Constituent Assembly, the Government of India has decided to launch a year-long nationwide programme of activities starting from the 26th November, 2019 to 26th November, 2020 focussed on Citizens Duties. The year-long activities aim to sensitise the citizens towards their duties to the nation, society and fellow citizens to make them conscious of their duties and become active participants in the progress of the nation.
MyGov.in Constitution Day Essay Contest
Objective: To celebrate the Constitution Day on 26th November 2019 in order to commemorate 70 years of the adoption of the Indian Constitution and also to make people aware about the fundamental duties. The Indian Law Institute, New Delhi in collaboration with the Department of Justice, Ministry of Law and Justice, Government of India, is organising an all-India essay completion.
Schools Writing Competition 2019 -Storymirror Writing Contest for Students and Teachers
The main purpose of the competition is “To nourish the writing skills and identify young writers, and help them in their literary journey”.
Stories of the Nature of Cities 2020
The theme of this year’s stories is City in a Wild Garden. See the contest rules below. The contest was open for submissions until 1 January 2020.
Rules for the 2020 Contest: City in a wild garden
Write a short story (“flash fiction”, up to 750 words), set in the present or future (near or far) and inspired by the phrase “City in a wild garden”. You do not have to literally use this phrase in your story. You may interpret liberally any of the words in the phrase: city, wild, and garden.
Plot elements must include cities, nature, and people. It has to be fiction (that is, a story, not an essay)—any genre, from science fiction to magical realism—and can be about anything: climate change; food security; utopias; wild nature; a love story; … anything. At TNOC, we are very interested in imagining cities in which nature and people co-exist, cities in which the relationships between the human-made and the natural are imagined differently.
There will be, at the Judging Committee’s discretion, up to 6 money-winning stories: One 1st place story receives $2,000; two 2nd place stories receive $1,000 each; three third prize stories receive $500 each. A larger number of stories will be included in a book to be published (in late 2020 or early 2021) by Publication Studios.
The rules are simple. The work must:
(1) be 750 words or less, not including the title (i.e., “sudden fiction” or “flash fiction”);
(2) be fiction, a story (that is, not an essay, poetry, or other form);
(3) be successfully submitted to the organizers no later than 1 January 2020 (midnight EST)
(4) be submitted via the contest’s web-based form;
(5) be set in a city (the notion of “city” may be liberally interpreted);
(6) include as significant plot elements both nature and people;
(7) be submitted in English;
(8) be an original work by the submitter, to which he or she holds the rights;
(9) be previously unpublished, not under consideration in other contests, and remain so during the duration of the contest;
(10) not be racist, sexist, homophobic, gratuitously violent, or otherwise offensive.
(11) Individual authors (under actual name or pseudonym) may submit no more than one work.
(12) Authors must be at least 16 years old as of 1 January 2020.
Don’t forget: the theme of the contest is “city in a wild garden”, but this is not a formal “rule”.
ICAI Commerce Wizard: A Talent Search Test
ICAI Commerce Wizard: A Talent Search Test is organized by Career Counselling Group of ICAI (THE INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS OF INDIA)
The Commerce Talent Search Test called as Commerce Wizard is a diagnostic test that measures the concept understanding ability of a student. Unlike regular tests which try only to find out how much a child knows, this test measures how well a student has understood the concepts.
Eligibility
Students of Classes 9th,10th, 11th, 12th and B.Com./BBA/BMS/ Allied Subjects are eligible.
Registration Fee
100 INR until 25th December 2019, after 25th December, 2019 to 31st December, 2019 150 INR.
Phase 1 Test on 5th January 2020 &
Phase 2 Test on 19th January 2020
Prizes
1st Prize - Rs.1 Lakh,
2nd Prize - Rs.50,000,
3rd Prize - Rs.25,000 &
Top 200 Consolation Prizes - Rs.500
Test Paper Pattern (Level I & Level II):
The aforesaid test will be conducted in English language only.
Question Papers are suitable for students of CBSE/ICSE or any other national boards or open schools and various state boards conducting Secondary/Senior Secondary Examination.
The aforesaid test is an objective-type test of 60 minutes duration comprising 80 objective-type (Multiple Choice) questions,
Criteria for selecting Candidate from the Level-I Test to Level-II Test
Candidates appeared in Level-I Test: 800 candidates of each from IX, X, XI, XII & B.Com/BBA and Allied Subjects shall be shortlisted for Level-II test or 10% of theCandidates appeared for the Level I Test, whichever is higher.
Level II Test: The level II is conducted for shortlisted candidates of level I test. The level II test will be conducted in the designated Test Centre Online test in the designated Centre for shortlisted candidates of level I.
Subjects for the Level I & II Tests
I. For Class IX : Social Studies (Economics), Mathematics, Business Awareness & Aptitude
II. For Class X Social Studies (Economics), Mathematics, Business Awareness & Aptitude
III. For Class XI: Business Studies, Accountancy, Economics & Aptitude
IV. For Class XII: Business Studies, Accountancy, Economics & Aptitude
V. B.Com./BBA/BMS/Allied Subjects Examination: Business Studies, Accountancy, Economics/ Financial Studies & Aptitude
There is negative marking of 0.25 for every wrong answer. No Negative marking for un-attempted answers.
How to Apply
Register online through dedicated website through their Credit Card or Debit Card (ATM Card) or net banking payment of registration fee of 100/- (Inclusive all the Taxes) within due date or registration fee 150/- after due date. Detailed procedure is given on the website link.
Last date for Online Registration with on line payment 100/-(Inclusive all the Taxes)
25th December, 2019
Registration fee 150/- (Inclusive all taxes) after due date
26th December, 2019 to 31st December, 2019
Paragraph Writing Contest on Ideas on Constructive works of Mahatma Gandhi - Topic : Role of Students in Nation building
While enunciating that ,” My real politics is constructive work”, the father of the nation must be focusing on deepening and directing the actions of citizens towards inclusively shaping the pillars of society. With the promotion of self-sufficiency and unity in consideration, Mahatma has defines 18 constructive work which streamlines his principles into practice.
Here, Gandhi Smriti and Darshan Samiti (GSDS), invites you to take part in competition of ideas striving for self improvement and community building.
The topic for next two weeks is : Role of Students in Nation building
Prizes
Overall, first 12 winners will be awarded with the prize money of Rs 1,100 ,each
Last date of submission is 28th November, 2019.
Atal Tinkering Lab Marathon 2019 Phase 1: Good Health and Well-being
Tell about the problems you face within your school and that might just be the theme of this year’s marathon and the entire country will work towards solving it.
❖ Have you ever faced bullying in your school or online?
❖ Do you feel discriminated against?
❖ Are the surroundings of your school unsafe or unhygienic?
Or is there any other problem that you think could be solved for a healthy and peaceful society and its development. Here’s your chance to do something about it!
No problem is too trivial and every problem has a solution.
Remember it is not a sprint but a marathon, so go slow and think hard on what you want to achieve with your solution. Reach milestones along the way and work towards creating a big impact in the school environment and the wellbeing of yourself and others facing the same problem.
The winning entry will not just be a best creator of a solution but it will be an entry that has thoroughly understood the problem, thought of an innovative solution to the problem and implemented it within their school and imagined the scope of implementing in more number of schools. This contest is a part of the phase 1 of ATL Marathon 2019.
Theme details:
Good Health and Well-being- Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages
Share your problem statements based on your experience in your school.
WHAT is the problem in your school that you wish you highlight?
Last date of submission is 5th December, 2019.
Terms and Conditions
1. Only Indian citizens can participate.
2. Only students studying in school can participate.
3. Submit your problem statement (based on the above theme) answering the question along with your name, school name and class in the below ‘Submit Task’ box.
4. This is the first phase of the challenge. The shortlisted problem statements will go for the next phase of the challenge which is the Voting round.
Atal Tinkering Lab Marathon 2019 Phase 1: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
Tell about the problems you face within your school and that might just be the theme of this year’s marathon and the entire country will work towards solving it.
❖ Have you ever faced bullying in your school or online?
❖ Do you feel discriminated against?
❖ Are the surroundings of your school unsafe or unhygienic?
Or is there any other problem that you think could be solved for a healthy and peaceful society and its development. Here’s your chance to do something about it!
No problem is too trivial and every problem has a solution.
Remember it is not a sprint but a marathon, so go slow and think hard on what you want to achieve with your solution. Reach milestones along the way and work towards creating a big impact in the school environment and the wellbeing of yourself and others facing the same problem.
The winning entry will not just be a best creator of a solution but it will be an entry that has thoroughly understood the problem, thought of an innovative solution to the problem and implemented it within their school and imagined the scope of implementing in more number of schools. This contest is a part of the phase 1 of ATL Marathon 2019.
Theme details:
Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions- Promote peaceful and inclusive societies and ensure equal access to justice for all
Share your problem statements based on your experience in your school.
WHAT is the problem in your school that you wish you highlight?
Last date of submission is 5th December, 2019.
Terms and Conditions
1. Only Indian citizens can participate.
2. Only students studying in school can participate.
3. Submit your problem statement (based on the above theme) answering the question along with your name, school name and class in the below ‘Submit Task’ box.
4. This is the first phase of the challenge. The shortlisted problem statements will go for the next phase of the challenge which is the Voting round.
Atal Tinkering Lab Marathon 2019 Phase 1: Equality for All
Tell about the problems you face within your school and that might just be the theme of this year’s marathon and the entire country will work towards solving it.
❖ Have you ever faced bullying in your school or online?
❖ Do you feel discriminated against?
❖ Are the surroundings of your school unsafe or unhygienic?
Or is there any other problem that you think could be solved for a healthy and peaceful society and its development. Here’s your chance to do something about it!
No problem is too trivial and every problem has a solution.
Remember it is not a sprint but a marathon, so go slow and think hard on what you want to achieve with your solution. Reach milestones along the way and work towards creating a big impact in the school environment and the wellbeing of yourself and others facing the same problem.
The winning entry will not just be a best creator of a solution but it will be an entry that has thoroughly understood the problem, thought of an innovative solution to the problem and implemented it within their school and imagined the scope of implementing in more number of schools. This contest is a part of the phase 1 of ATL Marathon 2019.
Theme details:
Equality for All- Eliminate all forms of discrimination and other types of exploitation against all women, girls and every individual
Share your problem statements based on your experience in your school.
WHAT is the problem in your school that you wish you highlight?
Last date of submissions is 5th December, 2019.
Terms and Conditions
1. Only Indian citizens can participate.
2. Only students studying in school can participate.
3. Submit your problem statement (based on the above theme) answering the question along with your name, school name and class in the below ‘Submit Task’ box.
4. This is the first phase of the challenge. The shortlisted problem statements will go for the next phase of the challenge which is the Voting round.
Atal Tinkering Lab Marathon 2019 Phase 1: Quality Education
Tell about the problems you face within your school and that might just be the theme of this year’s marathon and the entire country will work towards solving it.
❖ Have you ever faced bullying in your school or online?
❖ Do you feel discriminated against?
❖ Are the surroundings of your school unsafe or unhygienic?
Or is there any other problem that you think could be solved for a healthy and peaceful society and its development. Here’s your chance to do something about it!
No problem is too trivial and every problem has a solution.
Remember it is not a sprint but a marathon, so go slow and think hard on what you want to achieve with your solution. Reach milestones along the way and work towards creating a big impact in the school environment and the wellbeing of yourself and others facing the same problem.
The winning entry will not just be a best creator of a solution but it will be an entry that has thoroughly understood the problem, thought of an innovative solution to the problem and implemented it within their school and imagined the scope of implementing in more number of schools. This contest is a part of the phase 1 of ATL Marathon 2019.
Theme details:
Quality Education- Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all
Share your problem statements based on your experience in your school.
WHAT is the problem in your school that you wish you highlight?
Last date of submissions is 5th December, 2019.
Terms and Conditions
1. Only Indian citizens can participate.
2. Only students studying in school can participate.
3. Submit your problem statement (based on the above theme) answering the question along with your name, school name and class in the below ‘Submit Task’ box.
4. This is the first phase of the challenge. The shortlisted problem statements will go for the next phase of the challenge which is the Voting round.
Express Kasturba Gandhi contribution through Poems, Paintings and Sketches
Being in the role of mother in Ashrams to proactively leading women in the historic Freedom Movement, Kasturba Gandhi-Baa, undertook various humble steps which became pivotal in creating constructive changes in the society whilst giving huge impressions on the mind, body and spirit of people.
Now,on the 150th birth anniversary of Kasturba Gandhi,Gandhi Smriti and Darshan Samiti is asking you to creatively express her contribution through the medium of Poems, Paintings and Sketches.
Language:
The contest shall be conducted in Hindi and English only
Theme:
Kasturba Gandhi-Leader cum Nurturer of Constructive changes
เคเคธ्เคคूเคฐเคฌा เคाँเคงी -เคฐเคเคจाเคค्เคฎเค เคชเคฐिเคตเคฐ्เคคเคจों เคी เคจेเคคा เคเคฐ เคชोเคทเคฃเคเคฐ्เคคा
Prizes :
Prizes to top three winners in each activity viz. Poems,Paintings and Sketches will be Rs.1100
Last date of submissions is 15th January, 2020
24th All India Children’s Educational Audio Video Festival and ICT Mela
CRITERIA FOR SELECTION
i. The Audio/Video/New Media/ICT programmes that are produced/developed from January 1,
2019 to October 20, 2019 are eligible for entry. An undertaking with regard to the production date
of the programme should be given by the producer/institution failing which entries will be rejected.
ii. Audio/Video/New Media/ICT Programmes submitted to 23rd AICEAVF and ICT Mela must be
suitable for children aged between 5 and 18 and for teachers of these children in any of the
following age group.
Pre - Primary and Primary Level : 05 - 11 years
Upper Primary: 11 - 14 years
Secondary Level : 14 - 16 years
Senior Secondary: 16 - 18 years
iii. Audio/Video/New Media programme(s) entries other than Hindi/ English please send with
subtitling in Hindi/ English.
iv. Programme content should be creative, have broad appeal and demonstrate excellent artistic and
technical skills.
v. Content should speak to and respect children of diverse backgrounds and cultures positively.
vi. Duration of the programme (Audio/Video/New Media/ICT Program) shall not exceed 30
minutes. Minimum length of the programme shall not be less than 10 minutes.
vii. The submitted programme should be having the license of CC BY NC-ND and CC By – SA.
viii. None of the material used in production should be copyrighted like images, graphics, stock
footage etc.
CATEGORIES OF AWARDS
Best Programme:
The best audio, video and ICT/New Media for different category, viz., Pre - Primary and Primary
Level, Upper Primary Level, Secondary Level, Senior Secondary Level and Teachers will be
awarded.
Individual Excellence Awards:
These awards will be given for excellence in any of the following talent:-
Best script, Editing, Best Voice Over, Best camerawork, Best set designing, Sound recording,
Animation / Graphics, Best Direction, etc.
Special Category:
One best Audio and Video programme each under special category for the students of
Secondary/Senior Secondary level on “ Life and Works of Mahatma Gandhi and their Relevance” to
commemorate the 150th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi will be awarded.
Jury Appreciation Awards for the programmes/ individual excellence is at the discretion of the
Jury.
RULES & REGULATIONS
i. Programmes made by compiling stock shots or any copyrighted graphics/images would not be
eligible for competition.
ii. Each programme can be entered in one category (either PPP/UP/SE/SS/TE), so kindly send one
entry in one category only
iii. A copy of all the entries shall be retained by CIET.
iv. CIET would have non-exclusive rights to telecast/broadcast the award winning programmes and
upload it on NROER website.
v. A Committee of Experts will shortlist the entries from the original list of entries received.
vi . All the shortlisted programmes will be judged by a common Jury (separately for Audio, Video
and New Media). Results declared by the Jury will be binding.
vii. CIET reserves all rights to modify the rules and dates.
Last date for submission is 15 December 2019
Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam International Level Essay Writing-Season 4
In the era of technology, we have moved away from basic writing and creative writing. Essay writing is not just a method of academic assessment, but also an art. This is an art of reporting and describing a topic. With our Essay Writing Contest, we would like to discover essay writing talent from the student community. This also acts as a scholarship for students and helps in releasing their load of academic expenses by way of cash prizes. This is also an attempt to make our young generation to get back to their pens and paper. Hence, such attractive prizes.
NSITE 2019 Project Competition for Students: Nehru Group of Institutions
Nehru Group of Institutions, Kerala is organizing a National Level Technical Fest called “Nehru Science Innovation and Technology Expo- NSITE 2019 on 19th and 20th November 2019 at Jawaharlal College campus at Lakkidi to showcase the innovative talents of the students and is aimed to promote the scientific temperament among the students.
NSITE is one of the largest National Level Inter Collegiate Technical Fest, which involves students exhibiting their impressive and innovative projects. NSITE marked its beginning in 2011 and got improved over the years providing more opportunities to young scholars. NSITE 2019 is open to students from all over India to participate, exhibit and compete with their inventions & innovations in major streams of Aeronautical, Architecture, Automobile, Civil, Computer Science, Information Technology, Electrical and Electronics, Electronics and Communication, Mechanical , Mechatronics and Pharmacy. NSITE serves as a diving pool for the True Citizens of tomorrow with a diverse range of competitions and unparalleled technical extravaganza, designing, coding, paper/project presentation, gaming and brainstorming. These are the few nerve wrecking events that offer a challenge to the technical acumen of the participants.
Project Competition for Engineering, Pharmacy, Diploma, Higher Secondary & High School students
Prizes worth 5 lakshs
Date: November 19 & 20
Venue: NCERC Pampady and JCET Lakkidi
Other events
- General Quiz
- Horror Room
- Electro Cave
- Futsal
- Robowar
- Games Zone
- Food Fest
ICICI Bank Live Your Passion Inter-Corporate Creative Writing Contest
Let the world discover the 'Writer' in you !!!
WRITING CATEGORIES:
A) Story - Minimum word limit is 50 words
B) Poetry - Minimum word limit is 10 words
(There is no maximum word limit for both the above categories)
Eligibility
anyone can submit a Story or Poem or both. However, they will qualify for prizes only if they are an ICICI Bank customer.
LANGUAGES:
Content can be submitted in any one or more of these languages - English, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, Odia & Bangla.
DURATION:
Submission Period – November 1, 2019 (00:01 hrs) to December 15, 2019 (23:59 hrs) IST. Any entry received post the Submission Period for the contest shall be considered void.
Voting Period – December 20, 2019 to December 31, 2019
Results – January 2020.
Rossana Orlandi Ro Plastic Prize 2nd Edition
Plastic is a global problem and each of us can be part of the solution.
Plastic was invented in the late 1800’s. Since its invention, over 8 billion metric tons have been globally produced and more than 50% has been discarded or incinerated. This number is constantly growing: over 322 million metric tons are produced each year, and 8 million metric tons end up in our oceans. This is threatening the health of the marine ecosystems and sea-life. All plastic that is not properly disposed of is toxic in nature, not only at sea but on land. The invention of this class of materials was revolutionary and still today polymers are essential in many industries and goods. While researchers are constantly developing biodegradable polymers, what can be done to lessen the burden of oil-based plastics on the ecosystems? Today plastic trash is one of the biggest resources available: plastic has huge possibilities and potentials if transformed .
We need to embrace the power of design and acknowledge the impact it can have. Ro Plastic Prize wishes to unite the design community in the challenge to use plastic waste before it reaches the waterways and to promote the next generation of design: plastic re-using, recycling and upcycling are the challenges that this prize wishes to bring to the global design community.
THE INTERNATIONAL PRIZE
Rossana Orlandi is launching the 2nd edition of Ro Plastic Prize to challenge and inspire the design community to think differently about how objects are made. The best projects will be presented as finalists at Rossana Orlandi Gallery during the Fuorisalone of the 2020 Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan. An international jury of professionals and experts will select the winners among the finalists, one for each category, who will receive a prize of 10.000€.
INDIASKILLS 2020
Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE) & National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) launched India’s first National Skills Competition- IndiaSkills, a biennial competition.
