The Hindu Downtown’s annual Kolu contest is back
The Hindu
Celebrate Navarathri with Kolu Kondattam 2023! Submit your Kolu display photos with Mangaldeep Agarbatti for a chance to win. Contest open in Chennai, Coimbatore, Trichy, Madurai. Deadline Oct 21. Visit bit.ly/ChnKolu23 or scan QR Code for details. #KoluKondattam2023
The Hindu Downtown has announced the return of the annual Kolu Kondattam 2023, a Kolu contest that celebrates Navarathri in our unique style – connecting with our readers. Residents from across the city are invited to participate. To enter the contest, participants need to send a photograph of their Kolu display along with a picture of themselves. Please ensure that each image does not exceed 5 MB. To enhance your chances of winning, include a pack of Mangaldeep Agarbatti in your Kolu display photos.
Have your imaginative Kolu display at the ready, capture a photo, and upload it at bit.ly/ChnKolu23 or scan the provided QR Code. Please note that the deadline for entries is October 21. The Kolu will be evaluated based on its theme. The theme should encompass details about the Kolu arrangement, and the creative elements incorporated into it. A panel of judges will select the winners and the contest will be conducted in Chennai, Coimbatore, Trichy, and Madurai. For additional details, visit the site or reach out to 9841298938 / 8148748183.
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