Rushabh Kala Pradarshan

Students exploring creative models with their teacher

Rushabh Kala Pradarshan · Rushabhayan 3

72 & 64 Kalas

Create a working model inspired by the arts taught by Raja Rushabh.

Total prize pool₹11 lakh

27-28-29 November 2026
Navlakhi Ground, Vadodara

Choose any one art from the official list of the 72 arts for men and 64 arts for women taught by Raja Rushabh. Create a working model that connects the art’s ancient form with its practical use today.

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Hindi brochure and arts lists

Read the 4-page Rushabh Kala Pradarshan brochure, including the lists of 64 and 72 arts and model-exhibition guidelines.

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Eligibility update: The PDF describes the original three institutional categories. For the current five-category eligibility, including IGNCA-affiliated college students and individual/group entries, follow the registration details on this page.

Five participation categories

  1. School students: Ages 12–17.
  2. College students: Ages 18–25.
  3. Students of religious Pathshalas and Gurukuls.
  4. Students of colleges affiliated with the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA).
  5. Participants entering individually or as a group.

Institutional participation

  • Each team must have 2–5 students.
  • Each institution may enter a maximum of 2 teams.
  • Institutional entries must be submitted through the relevant school, college, Pathshala, Gurukul or institution.

Model requirements

  • The model must be based on one art from the official art list.
  • Maximum size: 2 × 2 × 2 feet (length × width × height).
  • A modern approach and present-day usefulness will be important in evaluation.
  • Greater use of natural materials will be given preference.
  • Clearly label the model with the participants’ names, the chosen art and, for institutional entries, the institution’s name.
  • Participants must explain how their model works and describe its features to the judges.

Registration fee and reimbursement

The registration fee is ₹500 per entry. After the model is submitted, the ₹500 fee will be refunded along with an additional ₹500, for a total reimbursement of ₹1,000 per entry.

Important dates

Model submission
26 November 2026, 12 noon–3 pm
Navlakhi Ground, Vadodara.
Institutional models must be submitted in person through the institution’s coordinator.
Competition presentation
29 November 2026
All participants must be present.
Model collection
29 November 2026, after 7 pm

Prizes and certificates

First, second, third and consolation prizes, along with certificates, will be awarded. Prize money for institutional entries will be paid to the relevant institution. Winners will be selected by the judging committee.

Registration process

Complete the registration form below. A second link will be sent in approximately 4–10 days to collect details of your chosen art.

Before registering, read the updated brochure for the official art list, eligibility for your category and the complete rules. Prizes and participation are subject to the applicable terms and conditions.

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Contact hours: 6–9 pm.

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