Caption contest 1521

Entries are invited to suggest a caption for the photograph. The caption should only be in English, witty and not exceeding 10 words, and reach Spectrum, The Tribune, Chandigarh, 160030, by Thursday. The best five captions will be published and awarded Rs 300, Rs 250, Rs 200, Rs 150 and Rs 100, respectively. Each caption must be accompanied by a clipping of the caption contest and its number. Photocopies or scans of the caption photo won’t be accepted. Online subscribers may attach an epaper clipping at captionpics@tribunemail.com or a scanned copy of the e-paper clipping. Please mention the pin code and phone number, along with your address.

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Updated At : 04:00 AM Aug 03, 2025 IST

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Caption Contest 1520 Photo: Himanshu Mahajan

Selected entries for Caption Contest 1520 (Spectrum July 27 issue )

Carrying the weight of generations — Mehak via epaper, Kangra

Pot belles — Sahil Kumar, Chandigarh

Holding it all together — Balbir Singh, Karnal

Pottery in motion — Meenakshi Sharma via epaper, Amritsar

Pot-shots and poses — Jagraj Singh via epaper, Patiala

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