Here is the list of stories selected by the jury as winners.
1. Kei
2. Rahkhoubou
3. Rone Kah
Every participant will get a consolation prize, excluding the three winners. 
We look forward to seeing you in person at the Winter School of Poumai Naga Culture 2022, which will be held at Tsiibe Hall, Senapati.
Date: 22 October, 2022
Time: 3 PM 

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The organizer of the folklore writing competition decided to postponed the prize distribution program due to covid-19 situation in Senapati, Manipur. Considering the pandemic situation, the organizer shall decide and update a date as soon as possible.
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The WSPNC team is humbled by the jubilant response. Through this medium, we convey our heartfelt gratitude for making the first ever Poumai Folklore Story Writing Competition not just a dream but a reality.
To all our well wishers who have been with us through thick and thin in our endeavors, we owe you. We cherish your encouragements and  promise to strategize your suggestions in our humble mission of conserving and promoting our rich cultural heritage.
To our esteemed panelist who had sacrificed their personal comforts and honored their time to evaluate the stories, your contributions and insights are greatly valued. We look forward to learn from you while  working as a team in the near future.
To all our generous donors who have generously volunteered to be our event patrons, we are indebted. As you step up as our guardian angel, we pray, the almighty will abundantly grace your life with his choicest blessings.
Finally, to all the participants, in a competition not everyone emerges victorious, but for this WSPNC event, everyone of you is a winner. Thank you for been our inspiration. Congratulations, our dear cultural stewards and stewardess.
As delighted as we are to announce the result of the event, we offer our sincere apology for the convenient delay.
Here's the list of stories selected by the jury as winners.
1. Kei
2. Rahkhoubou
3. Rone Kah
By default, every other participants are adjudged consolation prize winners.
We look forward to seeing each one of you at the Winter School of Poumai Naga Culture Program which we will be organized in one of the coming days. Your presence will be highly solicited.

With regards,
Team WSPNC

The Poumai Naga Folklore Story Writing competition is a prelude to the ambitious Winter School of Poumai Naga Culture, 2020. Through this competition, we hope to collect valuable Poumai mythology/Folklores which are still discoursed by the community members.  Lores of Poumai mythology/folklores are lying dormant in the shadow of “Globalization” for far too long and it is time to haul them back out into the public domain where they deserve to belong.
There is a new wave of young authors out there, writers ready to draw on their cultural heritage to create a rich and compelling portfolio of new works. We are hoping this competition is going to help kindle that process.
Know thy roots. Explore the unexplored. Appreciate the legacy. Embrace the richness of your heritage. Be a part of the event and be your culture stewards.

First Prize
Rs.10,000 and story published in The Poumai Naga Folklore Collection 
Second Prize
Rs.7000 and story published in The Poumai Naga Folklore Collection 
Third Prize
Rs.5000 and story published in The Poumai Naga Folklore Collection 
10 Consolation Prize
Rs. 1000 each and story published in The Poumai Naga Folklore Collection 

Any kind of fiction short story will be considered (action, romance, drama, humour etc.) as long as they meet the following criteria:
·      Poumai centric mythology or folklore forms a fundamental element of the story (i.e. the characters can be characters from Poumai mythology/folklores, the action can take place in a mythological location, mythological concepts can be used etc.).
·      Any Poumai  folklore or mythological reference used should be culturally accurate .
·      A compelling story/theme, engaging characters.

All successful authors will be contacted by email.
·The judges’ decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into once the winners have been announced.
·By submitting a story to the competition the author warrants that the story is original, and entirely the author’s own work. The author warrants that the story they have entered does not infringe the copyright or any other rights of any third party and is not libellous, unlawful or defamatory of any living person or corporate body.
·By submitting a story to the Poumai Naga Folklore Story Competition, the author acknowledges that, free of any fees or royalty payments, their short story and biography:

• will be made available for publication in the Poumai Naga Folklore Mythology Collection (digital and hard copy version);
• can be used (in whole or in part) in advertising and marketing material in any format via any medium for the purposes of this competition
• Submissions must be sent by email as attachments (i.e. not in the body of the mail) to: ngaoraing @gmail.com . See full details in The Rules below.
•  Top of FoSubmission of an entry is taken as acceptance of all the Rules, Terms and Conditions. Failure to comply with the rules could mean you are disqualified.