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NETAJI SUBHAS CHANDRA BOSE INDIAN CULTURAL CENTRE HIGH COMMISSION OF INDIA, KUALA LUMPUR

Painting Competition in conjunction with Swachhata Hi Seva Campaign 2024 Competition Rules and Regulations

1. Category
   • Category A (Age 7 to 12 years old)
   • Category B (Age 13 – 17 years old)

b. General regulations

• Submission Period: 02 – 14 October 2024 (Wednesday before 05:00 pm GMT+8). All artwork should reach Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Indian Cultural Centre as physical paper.Size and volume to be drawn on the template of A4 sized-paper or the equivalent by paint, color pencils or crayons etc.Digital colouring is acceptable.Each entry must be authentic, original, not facilitated by artificial intelligence (A.I.) and should never been exhibited before.The entry shall be disqualified if the work includes any of the followings which may infringe any other person’s copyrights or which may deny originality.Any copy or reproduction of pictures, cartoons, sentences, or artworks facilitated by Artificial Intelligence (AI) method, etc.Cut-out of anything that may infringe trademark and/or portrait rights; cut-out from printed materials such as newspapers, magazine and advertisements; or usage of artificial intelligence tools in production of works.Please do not damage the art template by using glue, stapler, or lamination.Participants must only use paint, colour pencils or crayons or equivalent digital colouring format.All art/raw materials must be prepared by the participants.Artwork must be clean, sturdy, in good condition and does not pose any hazard to members of the public.Artworks that do not meet the criteria, lacking quality, wrong interpretation within the artworks as mentioned in ‘Judging Criteria’ or are perceived to be offensive or may cause distress to the public will automatically be rejected by NSCBICC.

• Selected artworks will be put on display and open for public viewing on 18 October 2024 at NSCBICC.

• Any changes of the exhibition date will be formally notified to all selected participants.
  • All participants to attend the prize giving ceremony scheduled for 18 October 2024 (Friday) from 04:00 pm onwards at Multipurpose Hall, NSCBICC.

• Judging Criteria
  • A panel of judges (external and internal) selected by NSCBICC will select winners in each category based on the following:
    • Creativity and effectiveness in interpreting and presenting the theme;
    • Levels of skillfulness and overall finishing of the artwork.
  • By participating in this competition, participants hereby expressly agree to be bound by these rules and regulations and any decisions made by the judges of NSCBICC are final and binding.
  • Division of marking:
    • Creativity (40 %)
    • Theme reflection (30 %)
    • Neatness (10 %)
    • Colours and design (20%)

For further clarification and doubts you may contact us on email nscbicc.kl@mea.gov.in or phone: 03-2276 3492.

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2. The event started with the invocation song by the Carnatic vocal music teacher of NSCBICC. Deputy High Commissioner and Cd’ A, High Commission of India, Smt. Subashini Narayanan delivered the welcome address and read out the special message of Hon’ble Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi on World Hindi Day.

3. Members of Bihar Community in Malaysia presented 2 devotional songs in Hindi ‘Man Basiya O Kanha’ and ‘Ram Ayenge’. Members of Mahabharata Mandal presented a dance for the Hindi song, ‘ek chidiya anek chidiya’ intended to teach the value of unity and teamwork to children. It also contained the message of how India is stronger when its citizens are united, regardless of cultural diversity.

4. As part of the programme, Hindi poetry recitation competition was held. Students from Global Indian International School (GIIS), Vikas International School, Valley International School, Tanarata International School, Bharat Club and children of officers of High Commission of India enthusiastically participated in the poetry recital competition and expressed the beauty of Hindi language. Antakshari session, which
was conducted by the Committee members of Marwadi Yuva Munch Malaysia was well attended by participants.

5. In the run up to the World Hindi Day 2024, Hindi handwriting competition was organized at the international schools having students of Indian origin. In total, 10 winners were selected. The winner and participants of both Hindi poetry recitation and handwriting competition will be felicitated at the Flag Hoisting Celebrations of 75th Republic Day of India which will be held on 26th January 2024.

6. The event, enthusiastically attended by more than 100 people from community associations, International Schools in Malaysia and lovers of the Hindi language was well received.

19 January, 2024
Kuala Lumpur

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