Submission Guidelines

General Guidelines

Submission Guidelines for Quotes

Quotes should be preferably ONE sentence that convey a deep meaning on aspects of life. But not more than THREE. Any quote above 3 sentences should be submitted as a poem. For example, "दोहे" would fall in the quotes category.

Some Examples of Quotes in Indian languages:

There are a lot of quotes that have been submitted to us and published - both original and pre-existing. You can go through the relevant section in the language of your choice to know more.

We encourage you to submit original quotes written by you in your language of choice. We also accept quotes from ancient works of great sanskrit scholars or of scholars of other Indian languages.

Please type your quote in the right script for the language. Do not type it in English. So, if you are submitting a Hindi language work, ensure to type it in the Hindi script. We do not accept it if it is typed up using English. Example: "Hamaare Nanhe Kadam" would get rejected, whereas, "हमारे नन्हे कदम" would get accepted. Same with other languages.

When you upload images with the Work, make sure you name the image file to identify it with the Work. You can give the same name to the file as the title of the Work but without the spaces in file name.

We do not accept vulgar and violent submissions. We reserve the right to provide no reason for the rejection.

Questions? Read the FAQs.

Submission Guidelines for Short Stories

Short stories may fall between 30 and 3000 words, though less than 30 words is also permissible provided that it conveys the story but does not fall under the category of quotes. Quotes convey a message and not the story.

Please type your story in the right script for the language. Do not type it in English. So, if you are submitting a Hindi language work, ensure to type it in the Hindi script. We do not accept it if it is typed up using English. Example: "Hamaare Nanhe Kadam" would get rejected, whereas, "हमारे नन्हे कदम" would get accepted. Same with other languages.

When you upload images with the Work, make sure you name the image file to identify it with the Work. You can give the same name to the file as the title of the Work but without the spaces in file name.

We do not accept vulgar and violent submissions. We reserve the right to provide no reason for the rejection.

Questions? Read the FAQs.

Submission Guidelines for Poems

Poem is an art where language is used for its aesthetic and evocative qualities in addition to its apparent meaning.

Usually poems are rhythmic but rhythm is not a necessary quality of a poem. A good poem normally evokes very strong emotions or conveys very deep and possibly multiple meanings - in a compressed form.

A poem could be one line or run into thousands of stanzas (called "Mahakaavya" in Sanskrit), but the large majority of them are between 4 lines to 200 lines.

It is recommended to keep your poems short. But if you are still interested to submit very long poems you are welcome. 

Please type your poem in the right script for the language. Do not type it in English. So, if you are submitting a Hindi language work, ensure to type it in the Hindi script. We do not accept it if it is typed up using English. Example: "Hamaare Nanhe Kadam" would get rejected, whereas, "हमारे नन्हे कदम" would get accepted. Same with other languages.

When you upload images with the Work, make sure you name the image file to identify it with the Work. You can give the same name to the file as the title of the Work but without the spaces in file name.

We do not accept vulgar and violent submissions. We reserve the right to provide no reason for the rejection.

Questions? Read the FAQs.

Submission Guidelines for Children's Art

Children are children. They express themselves in a variety of ways. It is always a pleasure to view the work of children. The work may not look perfect to opinionated eyes, but deep meanings are hidden in the jungle of thoughts. And more than anything, it is the sheer joy that the work brings to their eye. 

We welcome work by children of any age. Be sure to mention the name and age of the child, when submitting the work. We understand that you will be acting on their behalf.

Please ensure to upload good quality photos of the child's drawing/painting.

When you upload images, make sure to name the image file to identify it with the Work. You can give the same name to the file as the title of the Work but without the spaces in file name.

Questions? Read the FAQs.

Submission Guidelines for Photo Quotes

Photo Quotes are Quotes accompanied with images/photos. The quoted text should be preferably ONE sentence but not more than 3 sentences. Example of an Photo Quote is HERE. A Photo Quote is also called an Image Quote or an iQuote. It is essential that the photo is an integral part of the Quote.

Please ensure to upload good quality photos.

When you upload images with the Work, make sure you name the image file to identify it with the Work. You can give the same name to the file as the title of the Work but without the spaces in file name.

Questions? Read the FAQs.

Submission Guidelines for Cartoons

Cartoons or cartoon strips can be submitted as Photo Quotes (iQuotes). Ensure to summarize it in text when submitting. You can send a private message to the editor in the comments field of the submission form.

Please ensure to upload good quality photos.

When you upload images with the Work, make sure you name the image file to identify it with the Work. You can give the same name to the file as the title of the Work but without the spaces in file name.

Questions? Read the FAQs.

Submission Guidelines for Annular Art

Still have questions? Read the FAQs.