The Prizdale Hindi Handwriting Contest 2025, organized by Prizdale Times, has successfully concluded, celebrating the art of beautiful handwriting among young learners. Open to students from Nursery to Class VIII, the contest invited participants to copy a provided Hindi passage neatly in their notebooks and submit a clear photograph of their work. The competition emphasized neatness, accuracy, and handwriting style, encouraging students to take pride in their penmanship.
Participants had the flexibility to complete their entries at home or in school. This approach allowed students to engage with the contest at their own pace, fostering a comfortable environment to showcase their handwriting skills.
The overwhelming response to the contest highlighted the enthusiasm of young students towards preserving and excelling in the traditional art of handwriting.
About Our Judges
Nilima Verma
Seasoned Educator
Mrs. Nilima Verma, a seasoned educationist and currently the Head of M. P. Birla Shiksha Bhawan, brings a rich blend of academic depth and administrative expertise to the field of education. With decades of experience as a senior teacher and school administrator, she has consistently promoted linguistic excellence and scholastic discipline.
Holding master’s degrees in both Hindi and Sanskrit, Mrs. Verma exemplifies a deep-rooted passion for Indian languages. Her profound understanding of the nuances of Hindi script and expression makes her an ideal judge for the Prizdale Hindi Handwriting Competition, where precision, clarity, and aesthetics matter deeply. Her presence will undoubtedly inspire participants to value the art and beauty of good handwriting.
Saurabh Rai
Hindi Teacher, Laurels International School
Mr. Saurabh Rai, a dedicated Hindi educator, is currently serving as a Hindi teacher at Laurels International School. With a strong academic foundation and a deep passion for language education, Mr. Rai brings both sincerity and a nurturing approach to his teaching. Over the years, he has developed a reputation for inspiring students to appreciate the structure, clarity, and elegance of Hindi through engaging lessons and interactive activities.
A graduate in Arts, Mr. Rai also holds a B.Ed. degree. His multilingual skills and genuine love for reading and connecting with people enrich his classroom presence. As a judge for the Hindi Handwriting Contest, his keen eye for detail and appreciation for neatness and script aesthetics make him a valuable guide for the participants. His involvement adds a thoughtful and encouraging touch to the event.
WINNERS
Grades 7 to 9
First Prize
Manya Kaushik
Class 7
Joint Second Prizes
Aarohi Goel
Class 7
Hiral Goel
Class 7
Third Prize
Yashashvi Chauhan
Class 7
Honourable Mention
Rhea Agarwal
Class 7
Nishchay Sachan
Class 7
Pakhi Rajput
Class 7
WINNERS
Grades 4 to 6
First Prize
Aarav Sharma
Class 6
Second Prize
Avika Awasthi
Class 6
Third Prize
Parvathy Anand
Class 6
Honourable Mention
Akshaj Bhatnagar
Class 6
Varangi Jhunjhunwala
Class 6
Kritika Arya
Class 6
WINNERS
Grades 1 to 3
First Prize
Ishitha Sreechand
Class 3
Second Prize
Krishna Menon
Class 3
Third Prize
Shivansh Pratap Singh
Class 1
Honourable Mention
Aaryansh Jhunjhunwala
Class 3
Diya Menon
Class 3
