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      3. Poster Design Competition - The New Skilled India

      Poster Design Competition - The New Skilled India

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      Poster Design Competition - The New Skilled India
      Start Date 16/07/2026 - 12:00
      End Date 15/08/2026 - 17:45
      Time zone: IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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      Sector:
      Skill Development & Entrepreneurship
      Skill:
      Skill Training
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      Total Submissions in this Task
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      Under Review
      Created: 15/07/2026

      The Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship in collaboration with MyGov invited citizens to participate in the Poster Design Competition on the theme “The New Skilled India” country to visually represent the changing skilling landscape and the opportunities emerging in a future-ready economy.

      Participants are encouraged to create original posters that reflect the aspirations, energy and possibilities of a new generation of skilled Indians. Entries may explore how skills are transforming education, employment, enterprise and nation-building.

      Theme - The New Skilled India

      Design the future. Celebrate skills. Showcase The New Skilled India.

      Submission Guidelines
      1. Participants must submit an original poster aligned with the competition theme.
      2. The artwork should be creative, visually engaging, easy to understand and suitable for digital display.

      Gratification
      The top 10 winners may receive a cash prize of ₹2,000 each.
      Selected winners may also receive a special Skill India kit.
      The best posters may be featured on the official Skill India social media platforms.

      Click here for Terms and Conditions (PDF - 124 KB)

      Vivekchoudhary_266
      Vivek choudhary
      2 days 17 hours ago

      This logo reflects the spiritual heritage of the Nashik–Trimbakeshwar Kumbh Mela 2027. The water droplet symbolizes the sacred Godavari River and folded hands (Namaste). The Trishul, crescent moon, and Om represent Lord Shiva. The Amrit Kalash symbolizes the origin of Kumbh Mela, while the Trimbakeshwar Temple, Brahmagiri Hills, lotus, and Ashoka Chakra represent faith, purity, heritage, nature, and national unity.

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      Jitendar
      2 days 17 hours ago

      Me kisi bhi tarah ka poster ya logo dp ya Kuch or sabi bna deta hu

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      Aman Gole
      2 days 17 hours ago

      A premium minimalist logo for the Nashik–Trimbakeshwar Kumbh Mela 2027, featuring the sacred Trimbakeshwar Temple rising from a lotus above the flowing Godavari River, crowned with the Om symbol and framed by subtle mountains—symbolizing spirituality, purity, devotion, and Maharashtra's timeless heritage

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      Sourav Acharjee
      2 days 19 hours ago

      The New Skilled India: Empowering Minds, Transforming the Nation A New Skilled India represents a nation where knowledge, creativity and practical skills together become the foundation of progress. It is a vision of empowering every citizen with opportunities to learn, innovate and contribute towards a self-reliant and globally competitive India. The journey from traditional occupations to advanced technologies is transforming every sector. Farmers are adopting smart agriculture, artisans are reaching global markets, renewable energy is creating sustainable growth, and Artificial Intelligence, robotics and digital innovation are opening new possibilities. This transition ensures inclusive development while preserving India's rich cultural heritage.

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      2 days 19 hours ago

      This logo reflects the spiritual heritage of the Nashik–Trimbakeshwar Kumbh Mela 2027. The water droplet symbolizes the sacred Godavari River and folded hands (Namaste). The Trishul, crescent moon, and Om represent Lord Shiva. The Amrit Kalash symbolizes the origin of Kumbh Mela, while the Trimbakeshwar Temple, Brahmagiri Hills, lotus, and Ashoka Chakra represent faith, purity, heritage, nature, and national unity.

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      2 days 19 hours ago

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      Nargis
      2 days 20 hours ago

      A poster on "The New Skilled India" can include symbols such as students leaning, engineering, doctors, farmers, artisans, women, entrepreneur s, computers, factories, renewable energy,the Indian tricolour,gears representing industries,books symbolising education,and hands joined together to show unity and progress.bright colours such as saffron, white, green and blue can reflect patriotism, peace,growth,and technology. Every student can contribute to this vision by learning new skills, participation in workshops, wisely, respecting all professions,and continuously upgrading knowledge. Lifelong learning is the key to success in the modern world.they can become the driving force of the nation. The vision of a New Skilled India encourages learning beyond textbooks. It focuses on creativity, innovation, entrepreneurship, communication, teamwork and problem _ solving abilities. A skilled india is also a responsible. india that values clean energy, conservation and sustainable development.

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      Muskanpawar_9
      Muskanpawar
      2 days 20 hours ago

      The New Skilled India is not just about learning a skill; it is about building a confident, innovative and self-reliant nation. This poster represents India's youth transforming knowledge into action through technology, healthcare, entrepreneurship, renewable energy, manufacturing and vocational education. The rising rocket symbolizes India's progress, while the Indian tricolour reflects unity and national pride. Every skilled hand contributes to a stronger economy, sustainable development and a brighter future. The message is simple: when young people gain the right skills, they create opportunities not only for themselves but for the nation. Skills Today, Leaders Tomorrow—a vision of an empowered generation building a developed India.

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      AmanSingh
      2 days 21 hours ago

      This poster was envisioned as a visual tribute to India's remarkable journey of progress. Rather than focusing on a single achievement, the composition brings together the nation's advancements in sports, education, science, technology, healthcare, infrastructure, agriculture, defence, renewable energy, digital innovation, manufacturing, women's empowerment, and cultural heritage into one seamless narrative. The tricolour lighting, subtle outline of the Indian map, and Ashoka Chakra are woven into the design to symbolize unity, resilience, and national pride without overpowering the visuals. Every element has been carefully arranged to create a balanced, cinematic composition that feels authentic, dignified, and timeless. The title, "India: Progressing Towards a Stronger Tomorrow," represents the spirit of a nation that continues to move forward through innovation, determination, and the collective efforts of its people.

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      SanghaTade
      2 days 21 hours ago

      Global Warming is one of the major environmental problems facing our planet today. It means the long- term increase in the Earth's average temprerature. The Earth naturally has a greenhouse effect that keeps it warm enough for life but huuman activities are increasing greenhouse gases in the atmosphere and making the planet warmer.

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