Prizdale National Hindi Handwriting Competition 2026

Get Your Handwriting Published in Prizdale Times

Beautiful handwriting deserves to be seen and celebrated.

At Prizdale Times, we believe that children’s talents should get a platform.

This competition offers more than medals and certificates.

Winning entries will be published in Prizdale Times, our online magazine for children, parents and educators.

Children will get an opportunity to showcase their talent to a wider audience.

Your talent. Your achievement. Your chance to be published.

अपनी सुंदर हिंदी लिखावट का हुनर दिखाइए!

क्या आपको हिंदी में सुंदर लिखना पसंद है? अपनी मेहनत, धैर्य और सुंदर अक्षरों से सबका ध्यान आकर्षित कीजिए।

विजेताओं की प्रविष्टियाँ Prizdale Times में प्रकाशित की जाएँगी। इस प्रतियोगिता में भाग लीजिए और अपनी प्रतिभा को एक नई पहचान दीजिए!

Who Can Participate?

Open to students from Class I to XII, in India and abroad.

GROUP 1

Classes I-III

GROUP 2

Classes IV-VI

GROUP 3

Classes VII-IX

GROUP 4

Classes X-XII

Living outside India? You’re welcome too!

Registration payments can be made only through Indian methods (UPI, cards or net banking), and an Indian address is needed to deliver any medals. You can also ask a relative in India to register and pay for you.

How to Register?

Taking part is easy!

1 Register and Pay

Click the button below to fill in your details and complete your registration and payment.

2 Receive the Passage

Your Hindi passage and instructions will be emailed to you within three days of confirmation.

3 Write and Submit

Read the instructions carefully, write the passage by hand, and submit your entry as directed.

Good to Know

The passage will be emailed after your registration is confirmed. Write it on an A4 sheet with a black or blue pen (Classes I to III may use a pencil). Copying text from any other source is not allowed.

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Entry Fee and Key Dates

Early-Bird Fee

₹249 ₹350

per entry + GST
Until November 15

Regular Fee

₹350

per entry + GST
Applicable from November 16

Mark Your Calendar

November 15

Early-bird offer ends

November 30

Registration closes

December 5

Submission deadline

Competition Rules

Please follow these simple rules to make sure your entry is ready for judging.

Write only the Hindi passage sent to you by email after registration.
Do not copy the passage or any text from websites, books or other sources.
Write the passage by hand, following the instructions in your email.
Use neat, clear and well-formed Hindi letters.

Submit a clear photograph of your handwritten work, as instructed.
Make sure your complete entry is visible and easy to read in the photograph.
Submit your entry by midnight on December 5, 2026.
Take your time, write carefully, and remember that your own effort matters!

How Will Your Handwriting Be Judged?

Good handwriting is not just about making letters look pretty. It is also about making every word easy to read.

Clarity

Are the words clear, sharp and easy to read at a glance?

Letter Formation

Are the Hindi letters correctly shaped and neatly formed?

Consistency

Are letters evenly spaced and uniform in size and style?

Overall Presentation

Does the page look neat and well-organised?

Medals, Certificates and Publication

Every participant has a reason to feel proud. This is a chance to practise, improve and share your talent.

Gold Medal

First place in each group

Silver Medal

Second place in each group

Bronze Medal

Third place in each group

Share a Picture of Yourself

(Completely Optional)

Would you like to share a picture of yourself holding your handwritten entry?

Yes, you can! It has no effect on the judging or results.

Place your page flat on a table, with nothing on top of it.
Take the photo from directly above, so the page isn’t tilted.
Use bright, even light, and avoid shadows and glare.
Make sure all four edges and every line are visible.
Keep the photo sharp, with no filters or cropping.

Hold your entry so both your face and the entry are clearly visible.
Use a sharp, high-resolution photo.
Make sure light falls on your face, not from behind you.
Choose a neat background without distractions.
Ask someone to take the picture, and avoid heavy filters.

Parental Consent and Permission to Publish

A parent or legal guardian must read and agree to the following before a child participates.

Read the full consent and permission to publish

By registering their child for the Prizdale National Hindi Handwriting Competition 2026, the parent or legal guardian gives permission to Prizdale Times to publish the child’s competition entry and, where applicable, the child’s name, city and school, in its online magazine and on its official social media platforms, including Instagram, YouTube and Facebook.

If a photograph of the child is submitted, the parent or legal guardian also gives permission for that photograph to be published on these platforms for competition-related and magazine-related purposes. The parent or legal guardian confirms that they have the authority to provide this permission on behalf of the child.

Please note: Only photographs submitted for this purpose may be considered for publication. Sending a photograph is optional, and not submitting one will not affect the child’s participation or results.

By giving consent, the parent or legal guardian acknowledges that published material may be viewed, shared or reposted by other people online. Prizdale Times cannot guarantee that third parties will not copy or share publicly available material.

Need Help?

For questions about the competition or registration, contact us at:

Pick Up Your Pen and Join the Fun!

A beautiful page begins with a little patience and a lot of care.

This is your chance to celebrate the beauty of Hindi handwriting, challenge yourself, and let your talent shine.