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A total of 11 students qualified for the first round, progressing through increasingly challenging rounds. The second round showcased a rigorous competition, resulting in only 4 participants advancing to the final stages.
In the final round, Rawt Awng Tingwa, a first-semester student in the Political Science department, secured first place. Punyo Biida from the English department at SCCZ and Mihin Nipa from the Economics department claimed second and third places, respectively. Miss Millo Mamung, a student from BNYS at IGTAMSU, received a special prize for her fourth-place finish.
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Ms. Gyati Ampi, President of the Ziro branch of APLS, emphasized the importance of providing platforms for literary enthusiasts, highlighting the branch’s efforts since its inception in 2018. She encouraged students and community members to participate in “Chai pe Charcha” open mic sessions.
All top participants received certificates and cash prizes, promoting a spirit of healthy competition and recognition among aspiring spellers.