Design The BharatNet Logo And Win Rs 50,000; Here's How
The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has come up with a design contest for “BharatNet Logo” and has invited citizens to participate, according to a tweet by MyGovIndia, a platform run by the government. The selected logo may be used by Bharat Broadband Network Limited (BBNL) on its official stationery, website, and social media channels. Through this contest, participants are encouraged to design and upload the image of BharatNet logo (having minimum resolution of 300 dpi) on MyGov platform, the tweet further said. The selected winner will be given a cash award of Rs 50,000 and five consolation prizes of Rs 10,000 each will also be given. The last date for submission of entries is May 15, 2018 by 11:00 PM.
BharatNet is the world's largest rural broadband connectivity project to connect 2.5 lakh gram panchayats (GPs) by optical fibre cable (OFC), radio and satellite. It aims to bridge the connectivity gap in rural areas and forms the first pillar of Digital India Programme in rural India.
Here's your chance to create the identity of the world's largest rural broadband connectivity project. Design a logo for #BharatNet and win up to Rs. 50,000. https://t.co/sp0qUlD7Hz pic.twitter.com/EJkDUFTiwc— MyGovIndia (@mygovindia) April 17, 2018
Here's all you need to know about the terms and conditions of BharatNet Logo contest: Eligibility:Submission: The technical parameters of the BharatNet Logo contest are as follows:
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