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The jury of LovvYouZindagi kicks off the countdown to the grand finale on October 15

The creativity contest for young adults with the theme of mental health saw an overwhelming response from kids and young adults of Calcutta with noteworthy entries in categories like mini-documentary, photography, short essay, tagline, radio jingle and poster making

The Telegraph Published 11.10.23, 11:29 AM
Fascinated by the entries, Swati Sarawagi, director, Swarnim International School and Caring Minds advisory board member, said, "Some of the entries were really fascinating and we had a hard time judging. Of the six categories, I thought that the documentary and the photography entries were brilliant. LovvYouZindagi will create a ripple effect in the society. I’m looking forward to the unveiling of the results."Adding, Rajeev Agarwal, Caring Minds advisory board member, said, "Each entry was equally good and it was extremely tough to score them. Frankly, there was not much of a difference between the top 10 entries and the contestants who didn't make it to the list of finalists... it was neck to neck. And therefore everyone who participated should be proud of themselves."

Fascinated by the entries, Swati Sarawagi, director, Swarnim International School and Caring Minds advisory board member, said, "Some of the entries were really fascinating and we had a hard time judging. Of the six categories, I thought that the documentary and the photography entries were brilliant. LovvYouZindagi will create a ripple effect in the society. I’m looking forward to the unveiling of the results."Adding, Rajeev Agarwal, Caring Minds advisory board member, said, "Each entry was equally good and it was extremely tough to score them. Frankly, there was not much of a difference between the top 10 entries and the contestants who didn't make it to the list of finalists... it was neck to neck. And therefore everyone who participated should be proud of themselves." Pictures: Rashbehari Das

All entries have been assessed, creative minds shortlisted and the stage is all set to make the world more inclusive. LovvYouZindagi’s jury has set the ball rolling for the finale with their verdict which will be made public at a grand event on October 15 at ITC Royal Bengal. The creativity contest for young adults with the theme of mental health saw an overwhelming response from kids and young adults of Calcutta with noteworthy entries in categories like mini-documentary, photography, short essay, tagline, radio jingle and poster making.

Excited about the finale, psychotherapist Minu Budhia, founder-director Caring Minds, said, “In the beginning, I was really sceptical about how many would participate. But I thought if it fails, let it fail, I will still try because it is through failures that we rise. I’m thrilled to say that within one week we were flooded with entries. It gives me so much hope for the future to see that our applicants know that it is okay not to be okay and that they are already taking positive steps to maintain good mental health on a daily basis. The celebrity final judging round was equally tough and I would like to extend my thanks to all the judges who have patiently and dedicatedly gone through all entries. It was lovely to see that they were as excited as I was about the entries. They all agreed that it opened up a whole new perspective and a whole new way to dialogue with the youth of today about their mental health.”

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