Archive · 3 Oct 2026
Millennium AI Championship Announces Young India’s Winners
The Millennium Group of Schools announced the winners of a national contest about creating with artificial intelligence.
Students in Grades 5 to 12 took part.
The contest asked them to imagine how AI could help make cities better and more sustainable.
Younger students made stories, middle-grade students created songs, and older students made short films.
Judges looked at creativity, how well the work fit the theme, and whether AI was used responsibly.
Participants could also attend sessions about writing prompts, AI ethics, and digital citizenship.
The Top 15 National Winners will get a sponsored AI Fellowship with advanced learning and coding opportunities.
Winners will also receive robotics kits.
The organizers said the contest aimed to put human imagination and responsible technology use at the centre of learning.
The Millennium Group of Schools announced winners of its 2026 national AI Creators Championship.
The competition invited students in Grades 5–12 to create work around “Sustainable Cities. Intelligent Futures.”
Challenges covered storytelling for Grades 5–7, song creation for Grades 8–9, and short films for Grades 10–12.
Entries were judged on creativity, originality, relevance, responsible AI use, and overall impact.
The Top 15 National Winners will receive a sponsored AI Fellowship, and winners will also receive robotics kits.
- Who
- The Millennium Group of Schools and participating students from Grades 5–12; winners included Vishuddhi Jain, Angad Mehta, Aarav Mahajan, Ibrahim Siddiqui, Hadiya Noor, Rehan, Karanjot Singh, Krishna Chaudhary, and Abhiraj Sanjay Mokashi.
- What
- The school group announced winners of the Millennium AI Creators Championship 2026.
- When
- The announcement was dated October 3; the year was not specified in the dateline.
- Where
- The initiative was open to students across India; the dateline was New Delhi, India.
- Why
- The championship aimed to encourage creative, responsible use of AI and explore how it might address real-world challenges, including those facing cities.
- Championship
- Millennium AI Creators Championship 2026
- Theme
- “Sustainable Cities. Intelligent Futures.”
- Eligible students
- Grades 5–12 across India
- Challenges
- Storytelling (Grades 5–7), song creation (Grades 8–9), and short film (Grades 10–12)
- Evaluation criteria
- Originality, creativity, storytelling, relevance to the theme, responsible AI use, and overall impact
- Fellowship
- The Top 15 National Winners will receive a fully sponsored AI Fellowship powered by TechnoKids in association with Knowledge Hub.
- Other prize
- Winners will receive robotics kits from E-BOT Plus.
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