The India Today Travel Plus Travel Writing Contest on Chillifreeze

If you're a travel writer, don't miss this opportunity to win big with the India Today Travel Plus Travel Writing Contest on Chillifreeze!

India Today Travel Plus, in association with Chillifreeze, the website for Indian writers, invites all travel writing enthusiasts to submit an article on a "Weekend" holiday that they have personally been on in India. All entries must be submitted online at this form.

For more information on the contest, visit the contest page.

Win Big!! The article will be judged by the Travel Plus Editor and the winner gets a chance to be published in the magazine. The winner also gets a bookstore gift voucher worth Rs 5000 from Chillifreeze and the runner up gets a voucher of Rs 2500. Top entries also have the chance to be published in a special book on weekend getaways brought out by Chillifreeze.

Multiple entries from one writer will be accepted provided they meet contest criteria, so the earlier you get started the better. All the best!

Technical Writing Workshops - Enrolments Now Open!

If you're a technical writer or software professional, engineer, researcher or someone who has to organize and write about technical information, and wish to do so concisely and with clarity, don't miss out on this opportunity!

Chillifreeze has invited trainer and experienced technical writer Padmaja Narsipur to conduct technical writing workshops that will equip you with skills, resources, techniques and tools required to make it as a tech writer. Click here to register now!

The Travel Writing Workshop conducted in Delhi on 25th April in association with India Today Travel Plus and The Residence Group of Small Luxury Hotels was a sold-out event packed to capacity.

India Today Travel Plus Best Writer Spot Prize Winners RP Subramanian & Abha Iyengar with India Today Editor Ritu Rohatgi, Deputy Editor Kalyani Prasher & David Juman.

The workshop was highly interactive with plenty of writing exercises, lots of practical tips and sessions on writing for different types of publications and media, both online and offline.

Read all about it here.

Interview of the Month: RP Subramanian

Meet banker turned full time writer, RP Subramanian - our writer of the month. R P Subramanian ('Mani') spent the first two decades of his life in Shillong. A science graduate, he went on to become a banker and then quit after 14 years to take up freelance writing. He's currently based in Delhi. Besides writing he loves music and travel. He recently won the India Today Travel Plus Best Writer Award at a Travel Writing Workshop conducted in Delhi.

Read the full interview here.

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