Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi 
Tamil Nadu

TN Guv Ravi announces State level essay competition for school, college students on Bharathiar's birth anniversary

The competitions will be held separately for school and college students both in Tamil and English.

DT NEXT Bureau

CHENNAI: Governor R N Ravi on Thursday announced that a state-level essay competition both in Tamil and English will be conducted for school and college students.

According to the release issued by Raj Bhavan, as part of the commemorative celebrations of the 143rd birth anniversary of Mahakavi Subramania Bharathiar on December 11, and Constitutional Day celebrations on November 26, Governor RN Ravi announced a state-level essay competition both in Tamil and English for school and college students studying in Tamil Nadu.

"The competitions will be held separately for school and college students both in Tamil and English. Students can send their entries either in Tamil or in English. Prizes will be given separately for English and Tamil entries, " the release read.

The participants should send only the 'Hard Copy' of the handwritten essays (not typed) on or before 5 pm, September 15, 2024 to "The Deputy Secretary to Governor (Universities), Governor's Secretariat, Raj Bhavan, Chennai-600 022."

Entries received after the above date will not be considered. Entries should be sent only by post or courier and not brought/handed in person, it said.

The results of the competitions will be announced on November 26 and December 11, 2024, respectively and the prizes will be awarded during the Republic Day celebrations, 2025 at Raj Bhavan, Chennai.

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