Painting, Poster & Article writing Competition –
Inspiring young minds through art and awareness
To ignite young minds with the power of creativity, this competition invites children to explore themes of climate change and sustainability through painting, poster-making, and article writing. Art becomes a powerful medium to reflect, question, and imagine a better, greener future. By encouraging self-expression, critical thinking, and environmental consciousness, the initiative aims to nurture a generation that not only understands the challenges our planet faces but is inspired to be part of the solution.
Participants will gain a platform to showcase their talents, voice their concerns, and engage with meaningful ideas—building confidence while contributing to a more sustainable world.
Here are the key dates you need to know:
Registrations Open: 5th July'25
Last Date to Register: 30th July'25
Last Date to Submit Physical Entries: 5th August'25
Exhibition of Selected Entries: 15th August'25
Results Announcement: 15th August'25
To ensure fairness and age-appropriate creativity, participants will be divided into three groups:
Group 1: Classes 1st to 4th (9 entries)
Group 2: Classes 5th to 8th (9 entries)
Group 3: Classes 9th to 12th (9 entries)
NOTE*: Each School has to submit 3 entries from each category and group.
(Max 27 entries per School)
Theme: Water Wisdom: Every Drop Counts.
Participants: 3 entries per group.
Size: A3 sheet
Medium: Any (crayons, watercolors, acrylics, pencils, mixed media, etc.)
Theme: Small Steps, Big Impact: Our Daily Choices for a Greener Planet.
Participants: 3 entries per group.
Size: A3 sheet
Medium: Any (collage, sketch, paints, etc.)
Theme: Local Impacts of Climate Change.
Participants: 3 entries per group.
Word Count: Up to 1000 words
Language: English or Hindi
Important: No plagiarism; content must be original
- Every participant will receive a certificate of participation.
- Winners in each group and category will be awarded cash prizes, medals, and special incentives.
- Recognition will also be given for creativity, originality, and artistic expression.
Participants’ entries will be evaluated based on:
-Creativity & Originality
-Finishing & Presentation
-Relevance to the theme
-Message Clarity (especially for articles and posters)
Participation/Registration Process
Submission Guidelines
Entries must clearly mention participant name, age group, contact, and School Name.
Digital submissions should follow the format mentioned in the form.
Couriered submissions must reach by the deadline for fair evaluation.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: Can entries be submitted digitally?
A: Yes, digital entries are accepted as per guidelines in the form.
Q: Can one child participate in more than one category?
A: Yes, multiple entries are allowed if within the age group.
Q: What happens if the courier is late?
A: Late entries will not be considered. Please plan shipping accordingly.
Q: What if someone slightly outside the age limit wants to join?
A: Contact us to see if an exception can be made.
About the Organizer
Udaipur Gazette – Youth-Led, Community-Driven
This competition is organized by Udaipur Gazette, a youth-powered community platform committed to amplifying local voices, fostering creativity, and promoting social awareness.
We believe that change starts with conversation — and conversation starts with the youngest minds. Through our initiatives, we aim to:
- Engage youth in meaningful dialogue about the environment, culture, and civic action.
- Provide platforms for creative expression, such as art, storytelling, and writing.
- Build an inclusive, participatory space for intergenerational collaboration.
Udaipur Gazette operates with a deep-rooted belief in grassroots impact, environmental education, and the transformative power of creativity. This competition is part of our broader goal to spark environmental consciousness among children and their families through joyful learning.
Collaborators
The United Religions Initiative (URI) is a global interfaith network uniting over 1,100 grassroots groups across 110+ countries to foster peace, justice, and environmental stewardship. Through partnerships like the Faith for Earth Councillor Programme with UNEP, URI empowers faith communities to take collective climate action, integrating spiritual values with sustainable practices. By mobilizing diverse religious voices, URI plays a pivotal role in addressing climate change and promoting ecological responsibility worldwide.