Dance, sing, write, recite — whatever it is you love doing, we want to see it. Submit any talent below and it goes straight in front of the IGC team, no forms to print and no office to visit.
Celebrating the soul of Bengal — dance, culture, talent and tradition. A platform for young dancers across Bengal, presented by IGC with the Crime Investigation Board (CIB).
Any dance form
Any dance form
Any dance form
Classical, Western, Folk — and any other dance form you perform.
| Place | Student | Institute |
|---|---|---|
| 1st · Gold | ₹20,000 | ₹20,000 |
| 2nd · Silver | ₹15,000 | ₹15,000 |
| 3rd · Bronze | ₹10,000 | ₹10,000 |
Presented in association with the Crime Investigation Board (Trust), an All India Special Crime Investigation Force body.
In Association With
Our on-ground CSR outreach — camps, drives, and school visits — is carried out in association with the Crime Investigation Board (Trust), an All India Special Crime Investigation Force body. Their local presence and vetting help us reach genuine under-resourced schools and neighbourhoods safely and responsibly.
Long before written language, oral traditions and folk songs were how history, values and stories were passed down through generations.
Strengthens breath control, memory and listening skills, and singing regularly is linked to lower stress and better focus.
Some of the earliest surviving literature in the world — like the Rigveda and the Epic of Gilgamesh — was written entirely in verse.
Sharpens vocabulary and emotional expression, and helps you say more with fewer, better-chosen words — useful in every subject, not just language.
The first novel widely credited as such, "The Tale of Genji," was written over a thousand years ago by Murasaki Shikibu in 11th-century Japan.
Builds structured thinking and clarity — the same skill you'll lean on for essays, applications and, later, every workplace email you'll ever send.
The Ajanta and Ellora cave paintings in Maharashtra, some over 1,500 years old, are still studied today as masterpieces of composition and colour.
Trains observation and patience, and gives you a way to express ideas that don't always fit into words — a skill that spills over into design and problem-solving.
The tabla, one of India's most iconic percussion instruments, dates back over 400 years and is still central to classical, folk and film music.
Playing an instrument strengthens memory and pattern recognition, and studies consistently link early music training to stronger maths performance.
Sanskrit drama traditions like the Natyashastra, compiled over 2,000 years ago, laid down some of the world's earliest recorded rules for stage performance.
Builds empathy by asking you to step into someone else's shoes, and sharpens the same public-speaking confidence that helps in interviews and presentations.
The oldest surviving photograph, taken by Nicéphore Niépce in 1826, needed over 8 hours of exposure to capture a single, blurry rooftop view.
Sharpens attention to detail and framing, and teaches you to notice things — light, timing, composition — that most people walk straight past.
Formal debate societies date back to ancient Greece, where public argument was treated as a civic skill every citizen was expected to practise.
Builds the ability to think on your feet and structure an argument clearly — skills that carry directly into exams, interviews and leadership roles.
Not every talent fits neatly into a box, and that's fine — pick "Other" on the form and tell us what it is.
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