About the Event
Paighaam 25’ is an annual initiative by the We Youngsters Foundation that inspires youth to drive positive social change. Meaning “message,” it promotes moral values, ethical living, and self-correction as the foundation for true progress. The initiative urges individuals to reform themselves first and contribute to a value-driven, compassionate, and responsible society.
The theme for this year, “कुटुंब धर्मभूमि, कुटुंब मोक्षसाधनम्”, which roughly translates to “A Family Faithful to Duty, A Family of Values, A Happy Family, May All Be Happy and Free from Sorrow emphasizes the idea that a strong, value-based family forms the foundation of a peaceful and progressive society. It reflects how virtues, unity, and compassion cultivated within families can lead to broader social harmony.
For Paighaam’25, the We Youngsters Foundation has partnered with the Pro Bono Club, Faculty of Law, University of Lucknow, to co-organize three creative competitions- Call for Articles, Poster Making, and Slogan Writing
About the Organisers
Established in 2010, the We Youngsters Foundation is a youth-driven NGO committed to empowering young individuals to lead social change. Through fellowships, workshops, and community initiatives, it promotes leadership, equality, and civic responsibility. The Foundation uses art, dialogue, and action to encourage the youth to think critically and work collectively toward social reform. With Paighaam’25, it continues its mission of spreading awareness through creativity and community engagement.
The Pro Bono Club, Faculty of Law, University of Lucknow is a government-backed, student-driven organization under the Nyaya Bandhu (Pro Bono Legal Services) programme by the Department of Justice, Government of India, dedicated to providing free legal aid to the underprivileged, promoting legal awareness, access to justice, and a pro bono culture.
About the Competitions
In collaboration with the Pro Bono Club, the We Youngsters Foundation is organizing three engaging competitions that bring together creativity, intellect, and social purpose.
1- Call for Articles
A writing competition inviting law students to express their perspectives on family structure, ethics, and social reform.
Highlights:
- Word limit: 2000–2500 words (excluding footnotes).
- Entries accepted in English and Hindi.
- Co-authorship (up to 2 participants) permitted.
- Evaluation based on originality, legal reasoning, and thematic relevance.
2- Poster Making Competition
A creative platform for students to express ideas on societal reform through impactful visuals.
Highlights:
- Handmade posters on A3-sized sheets (no digital or printed artwork).
- Materials allowed: pencil colours, watercolours, oil pastels, etc.
- Judged on creativity, relevance to the theme, and visual impact.
3- Slogan Writing Competition
Encourages participants to convey impactful messages using concise and creative language.
Highlights:
- Handwritten original slogans in English or Hindi.
- Judged on clarity, innovation, and connection to the theme.
- Focused on promoting social and moral values through words.
Eligibility Criteria
- Call for Articles: Open to students pursuing 3-year or 5-year LL.B., or LL.M. from any BCI-approved university.
- Poster & Slogan Competitions: Open to students from any discipline enrolled in a recognized college/university.
Registration and Fee Details
No registration fee is required for participation.
All registrations can be submitted through the official Google Form: https://forms.gle/xiwSrLXZUV5jn7Yr8
Why Should You Participate?
- Opportunity to get your article featured on a reputed website.
- Certificates and appreciation for outstanding contributions.
- Enhancement of research, writing, and creative skills.
- Chance to contribute to a meaningful social cause and national-level initiative.
Recognition and Appreciation
While Paighaam’25 is not prize-based, it ensures every participant’s effort is acknowledged.
- Top 3 articles will be featured on the official We Youngsters Foundation website.
- Certificates of Appreciation for top participants.
- Certificates of Participation for all valid submissions.
- Selected posters and slogans may appear in official Foundation publications or the annual calendar.
Important Dates
- Last date of registration: 4th November, 2025
- Last date for submission of Poster and Slogan: 5th November, 2025
- Last date for submission of Article: 10th November, 2025
- Declaration of results: 15th November, 2025
- Distribution of e-certificates Before: 30th November, 2025
Brochure and Official Documents
For complete guidelines, themes, and submission formats, refer to the official Paighaam’25 brochure: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1n8gmwW59Cqvl9x8oQR6JhGeHfgnan9C8/view?usp=drivesdk
Contact
Email: probono.uol@gmail.com
Aditya Raj Soni, Student Coordinator, Pro Bono Club– +91 87076 82367
Bhavesh Kumar (Event Head, Paighaam’25), Student Co-Coordinator, Pro Bono Club – +91 7607743322
Sarthak Srivastava, Associate, Pro Bono Club– +91 7309607107
