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January 30, 2014 02:50 pm | Updated May 18, 2016 05:15 am IST

CHENNAI, 13/01/2014:   Valmik Thapar signing his book  at the Hindu Lit For Life function on Monday, Photo: R_Ragu

CHENNAI, 13/01/2014: Valmik Thapar signing his book at the Hindu Lit For Life function on Monday, Photo: R_Ragu

Have you ever dreamed of being a reporter? Now here's your chance to turn that dream into reality! Enter the Young Reporter Contest and get your article published in The Hindu Metro Plus.

Eligibility:

The contest is open to students of any discipline/stream (in both bachelors and masters degree/diploma courses).

What you have to do:

Attend The Hindu 's literary fest, Lit for Life 2014 at the Siri Fort Auditorium 2 in Delhi on February 8.To register, show your college id at the registration desk.

Submit a 500-word feature — either as a report, a mood piece or a diary — on the happenings at The Hindu Lit for Life. Send your entries to contests.nxg@gmail.com. Last date for entries is February 12.

The best two features will be published in The Hindu Metro Plus and the winners will receive tablets and certificates from The Hindu. All participating students will receive certificates from The Hindu.

The Hindu Lit for 2014 will take place at the Siri Fort Auditorium 2 in Delhi on February 8, 2014.

To reserve your complimentary invite SMS: LFL<space>Name, Age to 53030. Collect your passes on February 8 at the Siri Fort Auditorium.

Visit the new website: >www.thehindulfl.com

Like us on Facebook: >www.facebook.com/TheHinduLitForLife

Follow us on Twitter >@hindulitforlife

YouTube: >http://thne.ws/playlist-litforlife

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