Sattva Group opens children's artwork contest for hoardings around Sattva City

Sattva Group is inviting children aged five to twelve to submit original sketches for a campaign whose selected works will appear on outdoor hoardings around Sattva City, its residential township in North Bengaluru. Entries opened on 28 October 2026 and close on 9 November 2026. The displays are due to be unveiled on 14 November 2026, which is Children's Day in India.

The campaign's introduction gives the eligible age as five to thirteen, but its eligibility table says five to twelve. The table is the stated rule, so parents should check the terms before entering.

How entries work

• A parent or guardian posts the child's artwork publicly on Instagram or Facebook with the hashtag #SattvaCityWorldOfWonders and tags @Sattvagroupindia.
• Entries can also be emailed to [email protected].
• More than one entry per child is allowed.
• Shortlisting is based on creativity, originality and relevance to the theme. The published rules do not name the theme.
• Selected works are adapted for outdoor display while keeping the essence of the child's original creation.

The group says the aim is to give children a public platform and to see their ideas become part of Bengaluru's urban landscape. The campaign has not disclosed the number of hoardings or their locations, the prize, the budget or the number of entries received. No named spokesperson or formal statement from the group was found on the campaign.

The project behind the hoardings

Sattva City sits on about 50 acres at Doddajala, on NH 44 (Airport Road), and is listed with 3,460 apartments in 13 towers. Developer-linked pages list 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5 and 4 BHK homes, plus penthouses, from 1,316 sq ft to 2,623 sq ft. Starting prices are given as around ₹1.82 crore, with upper figures of ₹3.50 crore and ₹3.67 crore on different pages.

Possession is listed for 28 February 2032 on most pages. Other pages give December 2029, 31 January 2029 and March 2030. Buyers should use the date in the agreement. Karnataka RERA numbers also differ between pages, so the registration should be checked on the Karnataka RERA portal. Plan approval from the Bangalore International Airport Area Planning Authority on 24 February 2026 is cited on marketing material. The project's gross development value is put at more than ₹8,600 crore.

Doddajala is about 8 to 10 km from Kempegowda International Airport, according to developer pages. The Namma Metro Blue Line Phase 2B station at Doddajala is elevated and under construction, and it is 2.4 to 5 km from the site. A metro guide updated in September 2026 said no section of the Blue Line had opened to passengers. Target dates differ: June 2027 and December 2027 for the Doddajala station, September 2027 for the Hebbal-airport section and March 2028 for the full corridor. These are targets, not confirmed openings.

A developer-linked page says the number of RERA-registered projects on the Airport Road corridor doubled between 2022 and 2025. No independent sales or price data for the micro-market was found.

What it means

For buyers, the campaign changes nothing in a project's terms, prices or possession dates. The contract, the RERA registration and the approval documents are the things to check. For the wider market, the campaign is a marketing and community exercise. No analyst, regulator or industry body has commented on it.

The next dates are 9 November, when entries close, and 14 November, when the displays are due. The point to watch is whether the group names the hoarding locations and the number of artworks used when the displays go up.