‘International Tiger Day’ Poster Making Competition

Madhya Pradesh not only has a rich cultural and historical legacy but it is also famous for being home to Tigers, our national animal. Owing to its lush forests, ubiquitous greenery and several National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries, the state is considered a breeding ground for the big cats.

Tigers play an indispensable role in the development of biodiversity and the ecosystem. Its presence helps in striking an equilibrium between flora and fauna, and the food chain, making it an integral part of wildlife. The state houses 11 National Parks and 24 Wildlife Sanctuaries. Madhya Pradesh Forest Department, with the support of other organizations working for wildlife conservation and common public, continuously working to ensure the conservation of Tigers and effective management of wildlife habitats. This endeavor is fostering the growth of tigers and providing them a safe and congenial habitat in Madhya Pradesh.

On the occasion of International Tiger Day, which is celebrated on July 29 every year, the Madhya Pradesh Tiger Foundation, in association with Mp MyGov, is organizing a Poster Making Competition. Citizens are being requested to register their entries and participate in the competition. The aim of the competition is to sensitize citizens on the importance of tigers and to raise awareness on their safety and security.

The participants can upload their entries online at www.mp.mygov.in. The selected entries will be uploaded on social media platforms of MP MyGov and will also be used by the department, along with the name of the winner. The winners will also be conferred with mementos.

Rules for participation

• Participants need to mention their name, district, and email id and phone number along with their entry.
• The competition is open to every citizen of India.
• All entries must be original.
• The artwork and text used in the poster should be different in Hindi and English.
• Participants are requested to submit their entry only in PDF/GIF/PNG format.
• Each participant is entitled to one entry only.
• An explanation (within 100 words) needs to be submitted along with the poster
• Entries with incomplete profile will not be considered.
• All entries will be evaluated by a specialist panel constituted by MP Tiger Foundation Society and the decision of the panel will be deemed final.
• The allotment of the selected entry will be the property of MP Tiger Foundation Society and any changes in it will be protected by the department.
• All participants registering their entries need to ensure that:

1. They have complied with all conditions
2. Their work of art is original
3. Their entries do not violate the intellectual property rights of any third party