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All
India Journal Competition
The All India Journal Competition was
started by the Foundation as an Annual event in 1996.
   
All India Journal Competition was started with the
following objectives :
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To recognize, encourage and honour the enormous,
hidden and unsung creative labour which goes into bringing out inhouse
and other non-commercial special-interest journals.
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To underline and emphasize the importance of a very
efective communication tools in broadcasting a positive image among
the people about the
a - Role of Corporate Sector in nation-building
b - Mission & field work being done by the NGO's.
c - People & Culture of foreign lands through their Diplomatic
Missions in India.
Award Winners
The Jury
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Shri Sudip Banerjee, IAS
Poet, Public Relation expert and senior
Administrator.
Former Director General of National Literary Mission.
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Dr. K. K. Chakravarti, IAS
Archeoligist, Art Historian and Senior
Administrator.
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Shri Dayaram Chawda
World-famous photographer.
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Justice Gulab Gupta
Former Chief Justice, Himachal Pradesh High
Court.
Former Vice - Chancellor of Jabalpur University
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Shri Sunil Kumar, IAS
Public Relations Expert
Jt. Secretary, Govt. Of India
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Shri B.K.S Ray, IAS
Poet and Satirist.
Add. Chief Secretary, Govt. Of India
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Shrimati Indira Mishra
Author of Several Books,
Addl. Chief Secretary, Govt. of Chhattisgarh.
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Shri P.S.Shetty
Veteran Advertising Professional.
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Shri V.P.Pahwa
Eminent magazine & book Publisher
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Shri R.P.Tiwari
Public Relation Expert.
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Shri Madhukar Upadhyay
Former Editor, PTI-Bhasha.
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Dr. Sushil Trivedi
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Shri Niranjan Mahawar
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Shri C.K.Khaitan, IAS
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Dr. Subhash Atre
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The
Trophy
The award trophy, given to each
winner is a beautifully handcrafted piece of art. It shows a man atop
a SULPHI tree ( a kind of palm found in Bastar), whose sap has mild
intoxication properties. It represents human's eternal quest of
knowledge, itch to explore, will to achieve and wish to conquer new
heights, frontiers and horizons. It has been especially designed for
us by master craftman Jaidev Baghel, the Bastar-bon tribal artist of
international fame. Recently, Raipur University has conferred upon the
artist the honorary degree of D.Lit.
The Memento of All
India Journal Competition
The memento, presented to
the members of the jury and guests of honour, is also a beautiful piece
of art, created by another master craftsman, Govndram Jhara, an
internationally famous artist from tribal district of Raigarh in Eastern
Chhattisgarh. It's a KARMA tree, depicting and representing celebration
of life. It calls upon the mankind to accept life in its fullness from
life to death & to explore richness of life bestowed upon us.
The trophy and the memento,
both are made of bell-metal through lost-vex technique, a craftsmanship
typical to tribal Chhattisgarh and adjoining eastern provices. |
