SAIL National Story Writing Competition
by Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL)
₹10,000 Cash Prize
SAIL National Story Writing Competition is a competition by Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL), open to students across India. It is free to take part.
Mode
Online
Fee
Free
Duration
Self-paced completion within the submission deadline.
Format
Individual
Time needed
Flexible, based on individual writing pace. Participants should allocate sufficient time for drafting, editing, and formatting their story within the given word limit.
About This Opportunity
The SAIL National Story Writing Competition, organized by Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) in collaboration with MyGov, invites aspiring writers across India to showcase their creativity. This competition provides a platform for participants to express their unique stories on the theme "SAIL: Building a Culture of Happiness, Where Every Smile Matters." It welcomes all genres and writing styles, whether fiction or non-fiction.
This opportunity is open to all Indian citizens, including current and former SAIL employees and their families. Participants can submit their entries in either Hindi or English, with a strict word limit of 800 words. Stories will be evaluated by a jury of judges based on creative writing, message for society, flow of storytelling, and grammar.
Winners will receive cash prizes and certificates, with awards given separately for Hindi and English categories. The winning stories may also be considered for publication in SAIL's prestigious in-house journal, 'SAIL News,' providing wider recognition and impact. This initiative aims to foster creativity, honor human stories, and strengthen SAIL's connection with the people of India.
Eligibility
- Grade Level
- Age Range
- - years
- Location
- Nationwide
Academic requirement
No specific academic requirement.
Additional requirements
- Open to all Indian citizens, including current and former SAIL employees and their families.
- Open to all Indian citizens.
- Current and former SAIL employees and their families are eligible to participate.
This competition is open to all Indian citizens, including current and former SAIL employees and their families. Participants can submit their stories in Hindi or English. There are no specific academic or financial criteria.
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Academic Details
Difficulty: Mixed Levels
What's covered
No specific curriculum is required, but a strong command of Hindi or English language and creative writing principles is beneficial.
Rewards & Recognition
Award
Prizes up to ₹10,000
Cash prizes will be awarded separately for Hindi and English categories. First prize: ₹10,000, Second prize: ₹7,500, Third prize: ₹5,000, and Fourth prize: ₹2,500.
Certificate
Certificate from SAIL & MyGov
Certificates of recognition will be awarded to all prize winners, acknowledging their achievement in a national-level competition.
Recognized by
Opens doors to
Participation and awards in a national-level competition organized by SAIL and MyGov can strengthen a student's profile for college and university admissions, particularly for humanities and arts programs.
Career pathways
Winning stories may be published in SAIL's prestigious in-house journal, 'SAIL News', providing a valuable credential and portfolio piece for careers in writing, journalism, and media.
Recognition
National Level Recognition
Skills your child builds
Highlights
- Collaboration with MyGov, a government platform.
- Opportunity for winning stories to be published in SAIL's in-house journal.
- Awards given separately for Hindi and English categories.
Rounds & format
Participants submit their stories online through the MyGov portal. Stories are then evaluated by a jury of judges.
How entries are judged
Stories will be evaluated based on: Creative Writing (30 Marks), Message for society or humanity (5 Marks), Flow of storytelling (6 Marks), and Grammar (4 Marks). Total marks: 50.
Selection process
Stories are selected based on evaluation by a jury of judges according to the specified criteria.
How to apply
- 1Participants must register on the MyGov website.
- 2Ensure all formatting standards are met before submission.
How to prepare
- Review the competition theme: "SAIL: Building a Culture of Happiness, Where Every Smile Matters."
- Practice creative writing and storytelling techniques.
- Ensure adherence to the 800-word limit and formatting guidelines.
Fees & financial support
Fee details
There is no entry fee required for this competition, making it accessible to all eligible participants.
Financial support
No scholarships are offered as this is a free competition.
Refund policy
Not applicable as there is no fee.
Frequently asked questions
Is SAIL National Story Writing Competition free?
This opportunity is free to participate in.
Who can participate in SAIL National Story Writing Competition ?
children aged -.
What will my child gain from SAIL National Story Writing Competition ?
Cash prizes: Diamond ₹10,000, Gold ₹7,500, Silver ₹5,000, Bronze ₹2,500 for top winners.. Certificates of recognition for all award winners.. Opportunity for winning stories to be published in SAIL's prestigious in-house journal, 'SAIL News'.. National-level recognition and exposure for writing talent.. Enhancement of creative writing and storytelling skills.. Platform to connect with a national audience through MyGov..
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