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Meet the Winners of the Second Edition of My Report Debate

Syed Muiz Qadri won Rs 10,000 in the English category, and Amit Kumar Singh won the same from Hindi category.

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Video Editor: Prashant Chauhan
Producer: Aastha Gulati

While the maiden edition of the My Report debate was a huge success, the second edition was no less rewarding for the participants!

Syed Muiz Qadri from Srinagar won Rs 10,000 in the English category, and Amit Kumar Singh from Bijnor won the same from the Hindi category.

The top 10 from both categories were awarded a certificate of merit and their articles were published on The Quint.

Interestingly, participants who made it to top 10 category in the first edition also participated the second time around!

“I have been participating in The Quint’s essay competitions and I must admit that I am enjoying it. I participated in both editions.”
Kalyan Kumar Banerjee, Top 10, English category
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What, except making their families proud, keeps the winners motivated? The winner from the English category tells us.

“Getting recognition from such a big platform on a national level is in itself a great motivating factor.”
Syed Muiz Qadri, Winner, English Category

Abhishek Singh Rao, who participated in both editions, echoes the sentiment.

“When you hear that your essay is among the top 10 in country-wide submissions it inspires you to write in the future.” 
Abhishek Singh Rao, Top 10, Hindi category

And of course, this is a chance to make your views heard!

“If you want that your views reach a mass audience throughout the country, you should definitely participate.”
Anuj Srivastava, Top 10, Hindi category

Pronoy De concurs.

“This is a great platform given by The Quint to encourage citizen journalists to provide their views and literary pieces on such topic.”
Pronoy De, Top 10, English category

So, be on the lookout for future editions! In the meanwhile, you can read all the essays here.

(All 'My Report' branded stories are submitted by citizen journalists to The Quint. Though The Quint inquires into the claims/allegations from all parties before publishing, the report and the views expressed above are the citizen journalist's own. The Quint neither endorses, nor is responsible for the same.)

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