NCERT New Delhi has organized an online photography competition for all school
students across the country at the end of the two-year period of celebration of Gandhiji's 150th birth anniversary. All the schools in Gujarat have to do 17. For the successful conduct and completion of this competition, a letter providing detailed guidance from New Delhi has to be studied and followed along with the letter. They can properly understand the rules and participate in the competition.
Introduction::
The Department of School Education and Literacy, Ministry of Education, is organizing an online photography competition for school children as part of the two-year celebration period of Mahatma Gandhi's 150th birth anniversary. The important theme of the competition is the pride of labor and one India is the best India.
Pride of labor
Gandhiji devoted his life's work to uplifting the social status of all occupations, whether intellect or physical labor should be involved as it is the same work and equal respect. He believes in the word and the deed of labor.
One India - the best India
India has a rich and diverse heritage in the field of linguistics, culture and religious threads. All these are linked together to form a national identity based on cultural evolution, struggle, historical trail, non-violence and tenants of justice. It is therefore effective to celebrate, promote, demonstrate, establish and build the idea of India as a nation and inspire the spirit of nation building.
Participation Guidelines
- Camera to be used: Any camera including cell phone camera
- Supported formats: jpg, jpeg, png format only
- Maximum upload limit: less than 10 MB
Grade Categories:
- Category-1: Class 1 to 5
- Category - 2: 6 to 8 classes
- Category - 3: 9 to 12 classes
- Number of admissions per student: Only one admission per child
- Submission by Student: All students to submit admission to their respective schools by 9 Oct October 2020.
Efficient for Schools: The Principal / Head of the concerned school will arrange for the selection of one of the best photographs in each grade category and upload the best selected photos between 10 to 15 October 2020 on MyGov link.
All mandatory information is to be filled in by the school on MyGov when uploading antio
Steps to upload entries::
Login to Innovateindia.mygov.in and register yourself with your email ID and contact details.
Click on the photography competition to mark the 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi
Click on the 'Register Now' button and fill up the registration form
Make sure all mandatory fields * are filled in correctly
Make sure the UDISE code for the school is entered correctly
Once all the details are filled in properly and successful registration is done, then click on Next button
Select the grade category and submit the selected entry for that grade category
Once uploaded to the grade category, proceed with the next grade category
Category 1::
Std 1 to 2 Category 2::
Std-6 to 8 Category 3::
Std 9 to 12
Number of entries per student::
Child Country Only one entry
Matter of organizing online photography competition for school students
The competition will be held in three categories.
1. For standard 1 to 5
2. For standard 6 to 8
3. For standard 9 to 12
Theme for the contest
1. Pride of labor or
2. One India Best India
Reward management::
(For the top 3 winners in each category)
1. 10000 / -💰
2. 7000 / -💰
3. 5000 / -💰
And 2000 / - will be given to seven students as consolation prize.
Matter of organizing online photography competition for school students
In today's world online education or say internet education is very widespread. We also have to embrace it. According to the child's interest, convenience and excellent education can be given through the Internet. It is time for the government or society or then the individual to spread education through the internet in any way possible. Education is possible only through the internet with immense literature and innovative technology. An expert lecture on a chapter at two o'clock at night can only be served online. Early in the morning the child sits down to study and if he has any question, the answer can be found only through internet. No organization or government can teach any subject anywhere but the internet. If students want to find pearls from the sea, they have to connect with new technology. If we teach them to find their need from the ocean of knowledge, then the rest of the shortcomings will be filled by them.
The internet can be a boon for education in a huge country like India. It is easier to connect more people to the Internet with specialists than to open more school colleges. It is easy for many students to see or learn at their own time and place once the experts give a lecture. The Internet is the key to bridging the gap between urban and rural India. Q&A, online tests etc. are done by the child while preparing himself. The government is preparing for the UPSC online exam, but we are slow in making the study online.
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