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DDA Heritage Week Photography Contest 2026

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📅 14 Apr 2026 🌐 Online 🏷️ Free
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📌 About the Event

The DDA Heritage Week Photography Contest 2026 is a flagship cultural initiative organized by the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) to celebrate the architectural and cultural legacy of the National Capital Territory. This competition invites amateur and professional photographers to document Delhi’s heritage sites, from protected monuments to living traditions. It aims to foster a sense of pride and ownership among citizens toward their historical environment while creating a high-quality visual archive for the city’s future.

ℹ️ Event Details

  • Category: Arts and Culture
  • Organizer: Delhi Development Authority (DDA), Government of India
  • Eligibility: Open to all Indian citizens (School students to Professionals)
  • Team Size: Individual
  • Effort Level: Medium
  • Submission Type: Digital Image (JPEG/PNG) via MyGov portal

📅 Important Dates

  • Registration Deadline: 14th April, 2026
  • Event or Submission Date: 14th April, 2026
  • Results Announcement: 30th April, 2026
  • Mode: Online

🏆 Prize Details and Value

  • Prize Type: Cash, Certificate, and Exhibition
  • Prize Amount or Value: Top three winners receive ₹25,000, ₹15,000, and ₹10,000 respectively
  • Certificates: E-certificates for all valid participants, physical certificates for winners
  • Visibility and Showcase: Winning photographs will be displayed at the DDA Heritage Festival
  • Additional Perks: Opportunity to be featured in the DDA Annual Heritage Calendar 2027

🎯 What You Will Do

  • Visit any DDA designated or ASI protected heritage site in Delhi.
  • Capture high resolution photographs that highlight unique architectural features.
  • Ensure the image is original and has not been submitted to other contests.
  • Upload the entry with a brief description and location details.
  • Participate in a public voting round if shortlisted for the final gallery.

📦 Resources and Support Available

  • Map of designated heritage sites provided on the DDA official website.
  • Technical guidelines for image compression and metadata preservation.