Write For Rights: Inter-collegiate Essay Writing Competition

 


December 10th is observed as World Human Rights Day. Spreading awareness of our rights as citizens and students has always been a part of our agenda. Hence, continuing this tradition, we are celebrating Human Rights Festival from 9th of December to the 14th of December 2019.

Write For Rights is an inter-collegiate essay writing competition for students, with an aim to encourage the culture of writing, and providing them a platform to express their views and opinions.

Topics:

1) Indian federalism and the abrogation of Article 370 

2) Addressing NRC through a human rights perspective 

3) Privacy in the age of big data 

4) Access to education in the era of privatization

5) Students right as a non-existent priority for university & colleges


Guidelines:
Minimum words – 700 
Maximum word limit – 1500 
Font – Times New Roman 
Font Size – 12 
 
Process for submission: 
All submissions must adhere to the above-mentioned guidelines and should be mailed as an attachment in Word Document format, with subject of the mail as ‘Write For Rights’.
The body of your email must contain the following details:
Full Name:
College:
Class: 
Contact No: 

Email: humanrightsfest19@gmail.com


Last Date For Submission: 17th December, 2019

Prizes 

1st Prize: Rs 1000

2nd Prize: Rs 800

Selected entries will be published on our blog.

For more information, contact:
Shruti Sinha: 9867055519 
Sreedev Krishnakumar: 9594122832

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