National Creators Award

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National Creators Award
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Awarded forExcellence in Digital Content Creation
Sponsored by Government of India
DateMarch 8, 2024 (2024-03-08)
Location Bharat Mandapam,New Delhi
Country India
Presented by Prime Minister of India
EligibilityDigital Content Creators
Hosted by Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology,Government of India
First awarded2024

The National Creators Award is an Indian award established in 2024 to recognize and celebrate excellence and positive influence among creators in the digital content space. [1] [2] [3]

Contents

Eligibility

The National Creators Award has specific criteria that creators must meet to be eligible for nomination. Here's a breakdown of the key points: [4] [5]

Selection

A jury of experts assesses the remaining nominees based on predefined criteria:

Based on the jury's evaluation, the final decision on awarding winners in each category is made. [6] While the specific details of jury composition and evaluation methods might not be publicly available, the award strives for transparency by:

Award Ceremony

The inaugural ceremony of the National Creators Award was held on March 8, 2024, coinciding with the auspicious occasion of Mahashivratri. The ceremony marked a significant moment in recognizing the growing influence of digital content creators in India. Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi served as the backdrop for this grand event. [7] [8] [9] [10]

The Award is presented by the Prime Minister in presence of Minister of Electronics & IT & Jury members. [11] [12] [13]

Winners

Winners NCA-2024 [14] [15] [16] [17]
CategoryWinnerPlatform
Best Travel CreatorKamiya Jani YouTube
Best Gaming Creator Nischay Malhan YouTube
Best Health & Fitness CreatorAnkit Baiyanpuria YouTube & Instagram
Best Education CreatorNaman Deshmukh YouTube, IG & Facebook
Best Food CreatorKabita Singh YouTube, IG & Facebook
Most Creative Creator (Male)RJ Raunac YouTube, IG & Facebook
Most Creative Creator (Female)Shraddha YouTube, IG & Facebook
Best Tech Creator Gaurav Chaudhary (Technical Guruji) YouTube, IG & Facebook
Best International CreatorDrew Hicks YouTube, IG & Facebook
Best Creator for Social Change Jaya Kishori YouTube, IG & Facebook
Cultural Ambassador of the Year Maithili Thakur YouTube, IG & Facebook
Favourite Green ChampionPankti Pandey YouTube, IG & Facebook
Best Micro CreatorAridaman
Best Nano CreatorPiyush Purohit YouTube, IG & Facebook
Most Impactful Agri CreatorLakshay Dabas YouTube, IG & Facebook
Disruptor of the YearRanveer Allahabadia YouTube, IG & Facebook
Celebrity Creator Aman Gupta YouTube, IG & Facebook
Swacchata Ambassador AwardMalhar Kalambe YouTube, IG & Facebook
Heritage Fashion Icon AwardJahnvi Singh
New India ChampionAbhi and Niyu
Best StorytellerKeerthika Govindhasamy

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