'PM-Youva 3.0' Author Mentarship Plan: Application date has extended two months

New -Delhi, April 8 (IANS). A group of writers are formed in the country and abroad that can write on different topics related to promoting the Indian heritage, culture and knowledge system. This is possible under the PM-Youva 3.0-writer Mentarship Scheme. Young and ambitious writers from India and other world places showed considerable interest in the ‘PM-Youva 3.0-writer Mentarship Scheme’. This is why the date of application for the encouraging response of young writers has now been extended the date of applications for the PM-Youva 3.0 authors scheme for two months. Below, writers under 30 can submit their proposals by June 10. The special thing is that this scheme will encourage 22 Indian languages. Writing related to country and employment will be encouraged in all 22 Indian languages. This scheme will help to form a group of writers in Indian languages ​​and English, who can write on different topics to promote the Indian heritage, culture and knowledge system. The PM-Yuva 3.0 scheme (youth, high and talented writer) was introduced by the National Book Trust (NBT India) under the Ministry of Education. According to NBT India, the purpose of this scheme is to promote reading, writing and book culture in the country. In addition, it is also the purpose of this scheme to train young and emerging writers to offer India and India worldwide. The purpose of the PM-Youva 3.0 scheme is to bring out the outlook of the younger generation of writers in an innovative and creative way. This includes the contribution of overseas Indians in nation -building, Indian knowledge system and the creator of the modern India from 1950 to 2025. The National Book Trust, India, will ensure the performance of the scheme under the superfined stages of mentions. The books compiled under this scheme are published by the National Book Trust. These prepared books will also be translated into other Indian languages, ensuring the exchange of culture and literature. It will promote ‘I Bharat Shrestha Bharat’. The young writers selected here will communicate with well -known writers, participate in literary festivals and contribute to different works that reflect India’s rich heritage and contemporary progress. -Ians GCB/Aquested Share This Story Tags