The Korea-India Cultural Innovation Contest, co-hosted by the Indian Embassy in Korea, the Indian Cultural Center, and Aju Press (AJP), concluded with approximately 550 enthusiastic participants. The submission period ran from April 10 to May 3. The contest was praised for highlighting emotional connections and future cooperation possibilities between the two countries through AI video and essay formats.
The contest showcased innovative content that combined Korea's planning capabilities with India's creative sensibilities in a rapidly changing digital environment. In the AI video category, Kim Dong-hee won the grand prize for his work titled "Flying Higher Together." The gold medal went to Jeong Gu-jeong, while Pavithraa M R received the silver, and Lim Hee-jin took home the bronze.
In the essay category, Sonali Ray claimed the top prize with her piece titled "One Frame, Two Worlds." Kim Ji-young received the gold medal, Gu Jun-hee won silver, and Choi Ji-soo earned bronze.
The award-winning works reflected on the past and future of Korea-India relations through narratives and humanistic reflections utilizing AI technology. The final award ceremony will take place on May 16 in conjunction with the India Culture Day event at Yeouido Hangang Park, scheduled for 6:22 PM. Winners will receive certificates and prizes.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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