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Nitte Institute of Architecture launches ‘Waste to Wonder – Christmas Tree Making Challenge 2024’

  •   Sat, Dec 21 2024 02:26:10 PM

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Mangaluru, Dec 21: The Nitte Institute of Architecture is bringing a creative twist to the festive season with the Waste to Wonder – Christmas Tree Making Challenge 2024. This innovative competition invites participants to craft unique Christmas trees using discarded and reusable materials, encouraging sustainability and creativity.

Competition Categories

• Category A: Below 18 years
• Category B: 18 years and above

Prizes

• First Prize: Rs 5,000 each (2 winners)
• Second Prize: Rs 3,000 each (2 winners)
• Consolation Prizes: 20 participants

Submission Guidelines

Participants must submit a high-quality photograph of their Christmas tree through a Google Form, accessible via a QR code provided by the organizers. Additionally, submissions should include:

• A 100-word description OR
• A 1-minute video explaining the concept behind the creation
• Submission Deadline: December 26, 2024
• Winners Announcement: December 27, 2024

 

 
  

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