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Design e-Greetings for the Independence Day 2015
On 15th August 1947, India attained independence. It is a date to remember the indomitable sacrifice of millions of countrymen in the freedom struggle. As we enter the 69th year ...
On 15th August 1947, India attained independence. It is a date to remember the indomitable sacrifice of millions of countrymen in the freedom struggle. As we enter the 69th year of independence, let us commemorate our glorious past and reignite the spirit of patriotism by designing e-greetings for the occasion.
Last Date of submission is 13th August 2015.
The top 3 designs will be awarded a cash prize as under:
1. First Prize - Rs. 10,000/-
2. Second Prize - Rs. 7,500/-
3. Third Prize - Rs. 5,000/-
Terms and Conditions
1. Submissions should be in the portrait layout with the size 10x12cm. Designs in any other size and layout would not be considered.
2. All designs shortlisted by the Standing Committee, after eliminating unsuitable entries, would be published on the portal.
3. Based on actual usage, (i.e. citizen’s choice/acceptability) in a period of 15 days from the festival (i.e. at 5 PM on 30/08/2015), the top 3 designs will be rewarded with a cash prize of Rs. 10,000/-, Rs. 7,500/- and Rs. 5,000/- respectively.
4. Subsequently, only the top 20 most used designs will be retained on the portal.
5. Entries should be original. Individuals submitting copied entries would not be considered for future contests.
Disclaimer: All efforts will be made by the Standing Committee to check for originality of the submissions, however MyGov and e-Greetings portal will not be held accountable for any submission identified as a copy.
Moderator for the task
Prerita Chauthaiwale,
Department of Electronics & IT,
E-Mail ID:prerita@mygov.in
Happy Independence Day Wishes to All Proud Indians...
I Love My Country.I am proud to be an Indian."A Very Happy 69 th Independence Day"
e-Greetings for the Independence Day 2015
I Love my country alot and serve my country as a soldier. In this greeting I placed the national flag on the clouds because the people in this country also should reach that much heights. We should never forget the sacrifices of the people for this country to set India free. and we should teach our children too the same. I Proud to be an Indian. JAI HIND
My contribution to mygov for the Independence day. As we are entering in 69th year of independence, I have used 69th as a typography in the form of charkha which symbolizes our "Father of Nation" Gandhi ji. Flying pigeons, aircraft, balloons symbolizes independence, freedom. Our tricolor flag which tells us to make one step forward for the goodwill of our nation.
Svatantrata Divas
freedom2
Freedom1
Remembering "Madame Bhikaji Cama",The tricolor-flag Madam Cama unfurled had green, saffron, and red stripes. Red represented strength, saffron victory, and green stood for boldness and enthusiasm. there were eight lotuses representing the eight provinces and flowers represented princely states. "Vande Mataram" in Devanagari adorned central saffron stripe which meant "salutation to Mother India."
I tried to design e poster on first flag on nation..Happy independance day..
remembering the great salt movement led by mahatma Gandhi which make the people to pursue their independence and ultimately an independent country.
happy independence day
jai hind