E-poster Competition on the occasion of IDY 2026 (India)

Deadline: 20-Apr-2026

The Ministry of Ayush, in collaboration with MyGov, invites Indian citizens to participate in the International Day of Yoga 2026 e-poster competition. Participants can submit original e-posters on diverse health and lifestyle themes, with top 10 winners receiving ₹10,000 each, promoting creativity and awareness of yoga’s benefits.

Overview

The International Day of Yoga 2026 e-poster competition encourages participants to explore and showcase the impact of yoga across various health and lifestyle domains. The competition provides a platform for Indian nationals to express creativity, knowledge, and understanding of yoga’s physiological, psychological, and societal benefits.

Themes for Submission

Participants can select from the following themes:

• Yoga for Children and Adolescents
• Yoga for Women’s Health
• Yoga for Productivity at Workplace
• Yoga for Positive Health
• Yoga for Hypertension, Obesity, Cancer, Heart Disease
• Yoga for Elderly, Migraine Headaches, Asthma, Epilepsy
• Yoga for Dementia, Gut Health, Immunity
• Yoga for Stress Management, Low Back Pain, Depression, Anxiety, Mental Health
• Physiology of Yoga

Eligibility

• Open to all Indian citizens.
• Participants can submit individually and are encouraged to demonstrate originality and creativity.

Awards and Recognition

• Top 10 winners will each receive ₹10,000.
• Winners gain recognition for their original e-poster submissions reflecting the themes of yoga’s impact on health and lifestyle.

Submission Guidelines

Participants are required to:

1. Format
   • Create a single-slide e-poster in PPTX format, portrait mode.
   • Dimensions: 36” x 48”.
   • Font size: 24–36 points, ensuring readability.
2. Content
   • Focus on infographics and high-resolution visuals (images, charts, diagrams, tables).
   • Title must clearly reflect the chosen theme.
   • Avoid copyright violations; all content must be original.
3. Certification
   • Include a one-line statement confirming that the participant solely created the e-poster and holds full copyright.

How to Apply

1. Design the e-poster according to the specified format and theme.
2. Ensure all visuals are original and clearly readable.
3. Include the copyright certification statement.
4. Submit the e-poster electronically via the official MyGov platform before the deadline.

Why Participate

• Promotes awareness of yoga’s benefits across multiple health domains.
• Encourages creative expression and visual storytelling.
• Offers an opportunity to receive national recognition and monetary awards.
• Supports public engagement with the International Day of Yoga celebrations.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Using copyrighted images or content without permission.
• Submitting e-posters in incorrect dimensions or format.
• Failing to include a copyright certification statement.
• Overcrowding the poster with too much text, reducing clarity.
• Choosing a theme but not aligning the poster content with it.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Who can participate?
All Indian citizens are eligible.
2. What is the submission format?
Single-slide e-poster in PPTX format, portrait mode, dimensions 36” x 48”.
3. What are the awards?
Top 10 winners will each receive ₹10,000.
4. Can multiple e-posters be submitted?
Participants should submit only one original e-poster.
5. What content is allowed?
Original visuals such as images, charts, diagrams, and tables; avoid copyrighted content.
6. How should the poster reflect the theme?
The title and visuals must clearly align with the selected yoga theme.
7. Is a copyright statement required?
Yes, a one-line certification confirming original authorship and ownership must be included.

Conclusion

The International Day of Yoga 2026 e-poster competition provides a creative platform for Indian citizens to showcase their understanding of yoga’s impact on health and lifestyle. By adhering to submission guidelines and themes, participants can gain recognition, awards, and the opportunity to inspire public engagement with yoga across diverse communities.

For more information, visit MyGov.