Free literary training with a grant of Rs. 50,000 to encourage young writers ....

In order to encourage young writers, the Central Government has offered to provide literary training to 75 persons, for a period of six months, with a grant of Rs. 50,000 each.

It has offered to provide literary training, with central incentives, to encourage young writers and guide them to create literature of international standard. The project has been announced to encourage young writers under the age of 30 to express their best works in Indian languages, 75 years after the country gained independence.

Accordingly, the Prime Minister has announced this program to prepare the youth for the creation of Indian culture, culture, integrity, literary resources, language resources, arts, including reading and learning, including fiction, fiction, poetry, essays and plays.

In a country with the highest number of young people in the world, in the current context, it is to be implemented in such a way as to improve the thinking of the youth and plan for a healthier future. Young people should apply for this project through the website innovateindia.mygov.in/yuva/ and upload their works within the next month.

Eligible, 75 works will be selected by a panel of experts from the National Book Foundation, NPD, Government of India. Those works will be uploaded on the Government of India website on the coming Independence Day. Next year's Youth Day, Jan. 12, will be published as a novel. For 75 people who have written excellent works, three months of literary training will be given by the best writers nationally.

In addition, trainings including book fairs, virtual book fairs and cultural exchanges will be provided. In addition, for a period of six months, a stipend of Rs. 50,000 per person will be given for guidance in creating the best literature. Then, the works of these writers will be translated into Indian languages ​​on behalf of the National Book Institute. About 10 percent of the sales of those books will be patented.

Since this project will be a great opportunity for Tamil writers under the age of 30, senior writers are advised to participate more and reveal the antiquity of Tamil and Tamil culture.