In alignment with the National Education Policy, which recognises the significance of holistic improvement and inventive expression, the championship supplies a novel platform to boost narrative talents and confidently share their voices.
The pan-India occasion goals to empower storytellers to deal with social points, protect native folklore, and promote cultural range. So far, over 1,000 registrations have been obtained from throughout the nation. “The free workshops on storytelling and communication offered invaluable expertise that I felt would improve my narrative talents,” Achinta Chopra, a participant from New Delhi, stated.
The registration charge is ₹400 per participant. Included within the registration are reward subscriptions to The Hindu’s youngsters’s merchandise — two months of The Hindu Young World or three months of Young World Club Digital or six problems with The Hindu in School ‘s Weekender; a free on-line workshop on the Art and Science of Storytelling; two extra free on-line workshops; reward vouchers; and free entry to the ‘Hornbill Calls – Leader Talk’ sequence.
The final date to register is August 20. The tales could be submitted in any language. The grand finale will probably be held on the Vellore Institute of Technology, Chennai campus, on October 2. Prizes embody a trophy, and money prizes of ₹25,000 for the junior class, and ₹1,00,00 for the senior class, amongst others. Visit www.nationalstorytellingchampionship.com for registration, tips, and extra data. For inquiries, contact admin@acenovation.com, or name +91 8939951230.
The Hindu in School is the media associate, and the organising companions are VIT Chennai, Amar Chitra Katha, MCC BOYD Tandon School of Business, The Blu Hornbill Club, and the World Storytelling Championship.
Published – July 30, 2025 03:30 am IST
