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Win Prizes Worth Rupees 20 Lakhs, For Film and Art Of Your District

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  • May 22, 2025
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The Commerce and Industries Department, Government of Sikkim, invites individuals and groups to register for submission for film and arts competition, under the banner of District Design Connect.

The participants are required to fill the registration form in their official website of (www.sikkimdesignweek.com) by May 30. The deadline for the submission is also the same date. The winners will be announced during the closing ceremony of Sikkim Design Week.

The participants will have the opportunity of showcasing their love and understanding of their own districts. Please write – My District My Pride as the name of your film.

The Director of Industries, Choden Gyatso, (Additional Secretary of the Department of Commerce and Industries), informs that the winner participants will receive prizes of worth upto rupees twenty lakhs (Rs 20,00,000), of hardwares and softwares.

For any inquiries, please email SDW to, sikkimdesignweek.2025@gmail.com.

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