• Theme: Create artwork that celebrates the beauty and diversity of language. Whether it's through calligraphy, typography, or creative wordplay, let your imagination run wild!
• Feel free to use any materials you like. From pencils to paints and colorful markers, the choice is yours.
• Participants will roughly have 90 minutes to complete their artwork.
• Once you're done, simply bring your artwork to the designated submission area. Don't forget to write your name and contact details on the back so we can reach out to the winner.

Showcase cultural diversity, creativity, and talent while promoting understanding and appreciation of different ethnicities and traditions.

1. Dance
2. Music/Folk Songs
3. Poetry/Story Telling
4. Skit

• Keep your performance respectful and appropriate for the audience.
• Avoid stereotypes or offensive language.
• Stick to the allocated time limit (10 minutes) for your performance.
• Rehearse to ensure smooth delivery.

• Every participant will be given 30 sec for the ramp walk.
• Participants must wear traditional outfits.
• Each ramp walk will consist of 3 parts - walk, interaction with the audience and exit.

• Each pair group will be given a saree, where one of the team members has to drape a saree on the other teammate.
• The team will be given a fixed time of 2 mins to drape the saree.
• The team will compete with other teams and the first one to drape the saree wins the competition and gets a chocolate.

• The objective of the game is to be the first player to collect all the required items from the crowd within the specified time limit obtaining items with the consent of the individuals providing them.
• Players must only collect items that are listed or hinted, which will be provided in the clues list by the game organizer.
• Players must return to the designated area with the items they have collected within the specified time limit.
• Items returned after the time limit may not count towards winning.
• In case of a tie in number of items collected, the last player to bring the item in each round will be eliminated.
• Players must respect the space and belongings of others while searching for items. Any disputes or disagreements should be resolved by the game organizer, whose decision is final.
• Participants should return the items to their rightful owners from whom they were taken.
• The EBSB team is not responsible for players irresponsiblilty of not giving the items back.

• There will be a table on which chocolates and stones are setup with spaces in between them.
• Each player will get 3 chances to throw the rings.
• If you throw the ring on the stone or on the empty space, you'll get nothing.
• If the ring falls on a chocolate, it's yours! (and the remaining chances will be cancelled)

• The game is played with 16 balls, including a cue ball (a unique colored marble ball used to hit other balls) and the 8-ball (which is again a unique colored marble ball).
• The main objective of the 8-ball pool is to pocket (to hit the balls in the holes at the side of the table) all of your designated marble balls and then end the game by legally pocketing the 8-ball to win the game.
• Players take turns trying to pocket their own designated marble balls.
• Fouls: Player must only pocket their own balls in the holes and should not pocket their opponent's balls in the holes. The 8-ball marble ball is always pocketed at the end of the match (when you pocket all your marble balls).
• The game ends when one player successfully pockets all of their designated balls and then legally pockets the 8-ball without fouling.

• Participants stand in a circle formation, facing inward, with enough space between them to pass the stick overhead.
• One participant starts the game by holding the stick overhead. The game begins by playing a song.
• As the song continues, the participant holding the stick passes it overhead to the person next to them in the circle. Each participant must receive the stick from the previous person and pass it to the next without dropping it.
• If a participant drops the stick during the game, he is out. As the number of participants reduces, there is more gap between them. The final participant, standing till the end, wins the game.

• Participants try to guess cold drink brands by looking at bottles which are submerged in a bucket of colored water.
• Each bottle represents a different brand and has unique outlines.
• The bottles are in the water, so they can only feel the outlines with their hands and must guess the correct cold drink bottle.