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CAG and ICSSR Launch Nationwide Research Article Competition for Young Scholars

Published 2026-11-09

CAG and ICSSR Launch Nationwide Research Article Competition for Young Scholars | Integri News

The Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) of India and the Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) have jointly announced a nationwide Research Article Competition for young scholars. The competition is open to students and early-career researchers across the country who want to share their work on public finance, governance, and related social science topics.

The main aim of the competition is to encourage young people to conduct serious research and to improve public understanding of how government money is audited and managed. Organisers hope that the contest will help build a new generation of researchers who can contribute to policy discussions in India.

The details of the eligibility rules, submission process, and deadlines are available through the official websites of the CAG and the ICSSR. Candidates are advised to read the guidelines carefully before they submit their articles.

The competition is a step towards strengthening research culture in India's universities and institutions. Young scholars who take part will get the chance to have their work reviewed and recognised at a national level.

Sources: News On AIR

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