
MyGov has invited citizens to participate in "The Made in India Product I Love" photo story and storytelling contest, marking 12 years of the Make in India campaign. Participants must upload a…
MyGov has invited citizens to participate in "The Made in India Product I Love" photo story and storytelling contest, marking 12 years of the Make in India campaign. Participants must upload a photograph of a Made in India product along with a 100-to-150-word write-up explaining their personal connection to it.

The contest is open to all product categories including automobiles, electronics, textiles, handicrafts, food products, toys and household goods. There is no cash prize, but selected entries may be featured on the official digital platforms and social media handles of Make in India and MyGov. Submissions must be original and align with the campaign theme.
This contest is the latest in a series of citizen engagement initiatives under the Make in India campaign, which the government launched in 2014 to boost domestic manufacturing. Unlike earlier phases that focused on industry and investment, this activity seeks to build emotional resonance by collecting everyday stories around Indian products. The non-monetary recognition model keeps costs low while generating user-generated content for official platforms. The next milestone to watch is the volume and diversity of submissions, which will signal how effectively the campaign is reaching beyond metro cities to smaller towns and rural areas.
Source: mygov.in
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