The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) has officially announced the winners of the "Badalta Bharat Mera Anubhav" creative challenges. This nationwide campaign, hosted on the MyGov platform, invited citizens to document India’s rapid transformation over the last 11 years. The initiative highlights the real-world impact of government policies and the collective vision of a Viksit Bharat (Developed India) by 2047. 
Thousands of participants from across the country shared their personal stories through videos, reels, and essays. The campaign focused on how governance has changed lives at the grassroots level. By using modern digital formats, the government successfully engaged a younger audience and gave a platform to diverse voices from every corner of India.
* First Prize: Krishna Gupta
* Second Prize: Sinjini Chatterjee
* Third Prize: Brinda Somani
The "Badalta Bharat" campaign has proven that when citizens and the government work together, the story of a nation becomes more vibrant and inclusive. The Ministry encourages all winners and participants to keep using their creative talents to document the ongoing transformation of the country.
Thousands of participants from across the country shared their personal stories through videos, reels, and essays. The campaign focused on how governance has changed lives at the grassroots level. By using modern digital formats, the government successfully engaged a younger audience and gave a platform to diverse voices from every corner of India.
Celebrating Creative Excellence
The competition featured four distinct categories, each designed to capture different styles of storytelling. The judges looked for creativity, authenticity, and a clear connection to the theme of national development.1. Instagram Reel Contest
Short-form video content played a massive role in this campaign. These creators used music and quick visuals to show the changing face of Indian infrastructure and technology.- First Prize: Indrajeet Subodh Mashankar
- Second Prize: Manjari V Mahajan
- Third Prize: Mishti Lohare
2. YouTube Shorts Challenge
This category focused on informative and engaging vertical videos. These creators highlighted specific success stories from their local communities.- First Prize: Manthan Rohit
- Second Prize: Jr Tube Channel
- Third Prize: Lekha Chetan Kothari
3. Short AV Challenge: Story of New India
This category required more detailed audio-visual storytelling. Participants produced high-quality short films that narrated the journey of a developing nation.- First Prize: Sushovan Manna
- Second Prize: Pappe Som
- Third Prize: Ravi Parihar
4. Blog Writing Contest
For those who prefer the written word, the blog contest allowed for deep reflection. Writers shared detailed essays on how digital connectivity, healthcare, and education have improved over the last decade.* First Prize: Krishna Gupta
* Second Prize: Sinjini Chatterjee
* Third Prize: Brinda Somani
A Vision for the Future
The Ministry expressed its gratitude to every participant who took the time to share their experience. Officials noted that these stories serve as a powerful testament to the country's progress. By showcasing these creative works, the government aims to inspire more citizens to join the journey toward a fully developed India.The "Badalta Bharat" campaign has proven that when citizens and the government work together, the story of a nation becomes more vibrant and inclusive. The Ministry encourages all winners and participants to keep using their creative talents to document the ongoing transformation of the country.
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