In a spirited effort to celebrate over a decade of transformative governance under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, in collaboration with MyGov, has launched a nationwide creative campaign titled Badalta Bharat Mera Anubhav. The initiative invites citizens from all walks of life to participate and win exciting prizes across five unique creative challenges, all of which will close on July 9.
The campaign marks 11 years of visionary leadership and seeks to highlight personal stories and creative expressions that capture the remarkable changes India has witnessed across sectors—from digital empowerment and economic growth to social inclusion and infrastructure development. Aligned with the vision of Viksit Bharat\@2047, the campaign serves as a platform for Indians to showcase their experiences and observations of a rapidly evolving nation.
Through this initiative, participants can engage in one or more of the five challenges: Instagram Reel Making, YouTube Shorts Challenge, Blog Writing under BlogBharat, the Viksit Bharat Quiz 2025, and a Short Audio-Visual (AV) Film Competition.
The Instagram Reel Making Competition calls on creators to develop 30 to 60-second videos reflecting themes such as Digital India, Skill India, and Atmanirbhar Bharat. Similarly, the YouTube Shorts Challenge encourages users to capture inspiring stories of change, from revamped public spaces to cultural events, showcasing the spirit of a new India.
Writers, bloggers, students, and journalists can participate in the BlogBharat Challenge by submitting well-crafted articles (800–1200 words) analyzing India’s transformation over the last 11 years. Meanwhile, the Viksit Bharat Quiz offers a knowledge-based challenge for citizens to test their understanding of the country’s development milestones, policy reforms, and infrastructure growth. Top performers stand a chance to win cash prizes, with digital certificates for all participants.
For aspiring filmmakers and storytellers, the Short AV Challenge is an opportunity to present India’s progress through documentaries or cinematic storytelling, with videos of up to 10 minutes capturing grassroots change, innovation, and national pride.