The National Creators Award is an Indian award established in 2024 to honour excellence and positive influence in digital content creation. It is presented by the Prime Minister of India and recognises leading creators across various online platforms.[1][2][3]
Language: Content submissions can be in Hindi/English or any other Indian language.
Nomination:
Self-Nomination: Creators can nominate themselves in a maximum of three relevant categories.
Nominating Others: Individuals can nominate others for any category.
Selection
A jury of experts assesses the remaining nominees based on predefined criteria:
Creativity: Originality and uniqueness of the content.
Impact: Positive influence and social change driven by the content.
Reach: Engagement and audience base of the creator.
Innovation: Fresh approaches and implementation within the content domain.
Sustainability: Long-term potential and viability of the creator's work.
Alignment with Goals: How well the content aligns with the National Creators Award's vision of positive social impact
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:
Having a well-defined set of evaluation criteria.
Encouraging public participation through open nominations.
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]
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