Welcome to the Blog Writing Competition

Blog writing competition

Use your powerful words to resonate your ideas. Send us your piece of writing on the following topic to participate in our competition. 


Topic: 

  1. Heart in the times of COVID

  2. Matters of the Heart - Mental Health and Cardiovascular Health

  3. My lockdown, my plate and my heart - How The lockdown promoted unhealthy dietary habits

  4. A Heartfelt Advice - Our grandmother’s treasure of knowledge to keep our heart healthy



Rules and Regulation:

  1. The blog post has to be relevant to the topic.

  2. The blog post has to adhere to a word limit of minimum 500 words and maximum 1500 words.

  3. The write up has to be broken down into coherent paragraphs. A single paragraph blog post will not be accepted.

  4. The use of vulgar, inappropriate words which may hurt any, gender, caste, creed, religion or make a political statement is strictly prohibited.

  5. The blog has to be published and submitted by 11:59 PM on 26-09-2020. Any submissions done after this time and date shall be automatically rejected.

  6. In case of any trouble reach out to us at iiphgsmediaclub@gmail.com


Please note:
Blogs submitted by email or word will not be accepted. It has to be published in this platform only.
For more details, contact:
Ms. Dhruvi (+91 9930693241)
Dr. Vishakh (+91 9717859422)

Happy Blogging and Wish u all the very best for the Competition.

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