Nila Khamor Sithi is a soulful candlelight letter-writing competition curated by ENAJORI – Assamese Literary Association, designed to revive the forgotten intimacy of handwritten expression. In a fast-paced digital era dominated by instant messages, this event invites participants to pause, reflect, and pour their emotions onto paper through the timeless art of letter writing. The venue will be softly illuminated with candlelight, creating a serene and intimate atmosphere that encourages introspection and emotional honesty. Participants will be provided with writing sheets and a signature blue envelope, while they bring their own stationery to craft a heartfelt letter addressed to someone meaningful, a parent, friend, mentor, lover, or even themselves. As pens glide across paper in silence, emotions take form through words, memories, and unspoken feelings. The most expressive and beautifully written letters will be recognized and awarded. Additionally, winners may choose to have their letters delivered anonymously to the intended recipient, making the experience deeply personal and memorable.

Rules and Regulations:

1. Participants must bring their own stationery (pen/pencil). Writing sheets and a signature blue envelope will be provided by the organizers.

2. The letter must be handwritten during the event duration. Pre-written content is strictly prohibited.

3. The language of writing can be either English, Hindi, or Assamese, provided the content is respectful and appropriate.

4. The use of mobile phones, smart devices, or reference materials during the writing period is not allowed.

5. Participants must maintain silence and decorum throughout the event to preserve the reflective atmosphere.

6. The content must be original and free from plagiarism. Any form of offensive, hateful, or inappropriate content will lead to immediate disqualification.

7. The duration of the event will be 2 hours, and participants must submit their letters within the allotted time.

8. The judges’ decision will be final and binding.

9. The organizing committee reserves the right to modify rules or disqualify participants in case of misconduct or rule violation.

1. Letters will be judged based on how honestly and deeply emotions are expressed.

2. Letters will be judged based on the originality of thoughts.

3. Letters will be judged based on clarity of ideas, effective use of language, and the overall emotional impact of the letter.