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NCSM Wins Two PRSI National Awards 2025
The National Council of Science Museums (NCSM) won two big awards from the Public Relations Society of India (PRSI) in 2025.
One award was for their 'Har Ghar Museum' campaign, which encourages people to share stories and photos of their personal collections.
The other award was for their 'Waste to Art' publication, which shows how they turned 1,250 kg of waste into cool art pieces.
These initiatives have been very popular, with over 1 million people viewing the 'Har Ghar Museum' campaign online.
The awards were given at a big conference in Dehradun, Uttarakhand, where important people from different fields came together.
NCSM received two PRSI National Awards 2025 for 'Har Ghar Museum' and 'Waste to Art' initiatives.
The 'Waste to Art' publication showcased the transformation of 1,250 kg of waste into educational art installations.
The 'Har Ghar Museum' campaign encouraged sharing of personal collections, garnering over 1 million viewers and 150 curated entries.
Awards were presented at the 47th All India Public Relations Conference in Dehradun, Uttarakhand.
The conference theme was 'Empowering Growth, Preserving Roots – The PR Vision for 2047.'
- Who
- National Council of Science Museums (NCSM)
- What
- Received two PRSI National Awards 2025
- Where
- Dehradun, Uttarakhand
- When
- Awards presented from 13 to 15 December 2025
- Why
- For the 'Har Ghar Museum' initiative and 'Waste to Art' publication
Key facts
- Organization
- National Council of Science Museums (NCSM)
- Awarding Body
- Public Relations Society of India (PRSI)
- Awards Received
- Two PRSI National Awards 2025
- Categories Won
- Best Use of Social Media in a Corporate Campaign, Special/Prestige Publication
- Waste to Art Initiative
- Transformed 1,250 kg of waste into art installations
- Har Ghar Museum Campaign
- Over 1 million viewers, 10 million views, 150 curated entries
- Award Ceremony
- 47th All India Public Relations Conference, Dehradun, Uttarakhand
- Conference Theme
- Empowering Growth, Preserving Roots – The PR Vision for 2047
- Award Recipients
- Rajib Nath, Director (HQ), and Satyajit N. Singh, PRO, NCSM
Quotes
Ministry of Culture
The Ministry of Culture is a government ministry in India responsible for the preservation and promotion of India's cultural heritage.
“The honours include one award for the ‘Har Ghar Museum’ initiative in the ‘Best Use of Social Media in a Corporate Campaign’ category, and another for the ‘Waste to Art’ publication under the ‘Special/Prestige Publication category”
thestatesman.com




