Registrations are open and invited for the Slogan Writing Competition on G20 Summit by the Ministry of Education.

About the Competition

The Government of India is committed to strengthening ties with all major powers and the developing countries of the world, creating pathways and mutually beneficial shared opportunities for the betterment of global order.

The focus is to strengthen international financial institutions with a thrust on stability, deliberate on climatic changes, and restore harmonious links with environment preservation and conservation.

The overarching effort is to sustain all activities, that would facilitate achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The present slogan competition will tap your creativity in designing slogans for knowing your understanding of G-20.

Objectives

The main objectives of the slogan writing competition are to:

  • Create awareness among children of the background of the G-20 summit.
  • Develop knowledge among them about the importance of the summit.
  • Promote an understanding of the relevance of the focus areas.
  • Encourage children to creatively express their ideas on G-20, in shaping a better global order.

Eligibility Criteria

The Competition is open to all age groups.

Benefits

  • All the participants will get a certificate of participation.
  • The best slogan selected will be displayed on NCERT Website and on the MyGov platform.

Submission Guidelines

  • The slogan should be original.
  • It should be simple in language.
  • The slogan should be in the form of short sentences.
  • You may express yourself in both English and Hindi.
  • The slogan should bring the thrust areas of G-20.
  • The construction of sentences needs to be grammatically correct.
  • Only one slogan may be prepared per child.

How to Submit?

Interested participants can submit their entries here.

Submission Deadline

June 22, 2023.

Click here to view the official notification of the Slogan Writing Competition on G20 Summit by the Ministry of Education.

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