| Trailblazer Award | Oindrila Sinha Rounak Abid Nandini Saha Jitu kumar Ray Santanu Kumar Shaw |
| Dreamspinner Award | Joyee Chakraborty Subhrajyoti Ghosh |
| Mastercrafter Award | Shreoshi Neogi Prakriti Roy Pankaj kumar Gupta |
| Budding Weaver Award( only for those who are 15-17 yrs of age or First Timers) | Subarsa Chakraborty |
Trailblazer Award
The House In The Woods by Oindrila Sinha using No Catchphrase.
“A genuine and deeply personal picture of the nature painted in words! It reflects common human struggles with overthinking and self-criticism and leaves a strong message of co existence of love & nature. Simple sentences convey complex emotions. The poet made excellent use of different figure of speech like ” The silent laughter of the mountains ,” “babbling river “, ” The fog loittered …..”, ” the Pine cone giggled on the streets “. The repetition of the word “stop” creates a strong impact, emphasising the need for a break from incessant worrying. While the text is relatable, adding specific examples or anecdotes could enhance its emotional depth. Including more positive affirmations could balance the critique and offer a more uplifting conclusion. The poet has excellent skill & prowess in his/her writing. Great future ahead.”-JURY.
Terror of thoughts by Rounak Abid using Catchphrase “Delusion / ভ্রান্তিতে তুষ্টি”.
“Its a well written and deeply introspective piece where the writer displays the dark side of the life. It explores the complexities of human thoughts and emotions. The use of vivid imagery, like thoughts being “ghosts” or an “endless river,” enhances the emotional depth. The metaphors and analogies used are impactful and help in visualising the abstract concepts discussed. The negative mind is compared with the” terrorism of thoughts”. With some refinement for conciseness and a touch of positive resolution, this piece has the potential to be even more impactful and inspirational. The author has to be mindful of typos, punctuation and grammar.”- JURY.
EQUALITY? by Nandini Saha using No Catchphrase.
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“The writer is thoughtful and compassionate to the plight of women in society. Her mind is full of angst. The write up is imbued with emotional resonance effectively portraying protagonist’s pain and frustration. The imagery powerfully critics societal hypocrisy and gender inequality.”- JURY.
Delusion? by Jitu kumar Ray using Catchphrase “Delusion / ভ্রান্তিতে তুষ্টি”.
“The poet brought out a fine contrast between the materialistic world and spiritual world in a very skilful manner . Its an excellent poem of realisation on life and death. The poem eloquently captures this profound and timeless question. The language is evocative , encouraging readers to ponder the deeper meaning of life and death.”- JURY.
Deathbed and Other Side of the Pain by Santanu Kumar Shaw using Catchphrase “Delusion / ভ্রান্তিতে তুষ্টি” and No Catchphrase respectively.
Deathbed 
Other Side of the Pain
“An extremely heartworming sensitive, poignant and well-expressed letter to a friend in the form of blank verse. The letter is wriiten by the poet before his eternal jouney. Its emotional depth, evocative imagery, and thoughtful exploration of universal themes are captivating. While the themes are universal, the poem presents them with a personal touch and authenticity that feels genuine. The style of the letter is very enriching, inspiring and very tastefully written. The idea is unique and the style is very individualsitic. Catchphrase is justified. It would read much better without the avoidable grammatical errors.”- JURY on Deathbed.
“The writing style of the poet is very fluid and easy flowing . He has an excellent command over poetic language .Use of figures of speech are ample like antithesis,metaphors and personification. The poem suggests a thematic exploration that could delve into various aspects of suffering, healing and transformation.”- JURY on Other side of the Pain.
Dreamspinner Award
God’s hand by Joyee Chakraborty using Catchphrase “Sweats of toil – worth a million / পায়ে ফেলা ঘাম লাখ টাকা দাম.”
“Indeed a very heart warming and thought provoking subject drawing examples from own experiences.The harsh reality of the farmers are putforth through words like ” I see a farmer starving himself and his family both two halves of the day” is very poiganat & touching . The emotional and physical struggles are effectively portrayed. The language is vivid and descriptive.”- JURY.
STUPEFIED by Subhrajyoti Ghosh using Catchphrase “Delusion / ভ্রান্তিতে তুষ্টি.”
“The writer has a very creative mind and his observations are well presented. Use of language is poetic and fluid. Use of symbolism , particularly with the night sky and stars, adds a profound layer of meaning to the write up. The author’s ability to paint a vivid picture of the environment is commendable..”- JURY.
Mastercrafter Award
Dear Brain by Shreoshi Neogi using No Catchphrase.
“A poignantly written piece of work that resonates well with readers who have experienced such tormenting moments.”- JURY.
Kingship by Prakriti Roy using Catchphrase “Delusion / ভ্রান্তিতে তুষ্টি.”
“Excellent use of catchphrase. The effort in depicting an incident at school is honest and the style is simple. It presents an engaging and thought provoking narrative that explores the dynamics of power and authority within a school setting.”- JURY.
Journey by Pankaj kumar Gupta using Catchphrase “Sweats of toil – worth a million / পায়ে ফেলা ঘাম লাখ টাকা দাম”.
“In this write up, the author mentions the day to day hard work of an artist which sometimes ends in futility and exhaustion. The narrative effectively conveys writer’s emotional connection with their studio and the process of creation.”.- JURY.
Budding Weaver Award
Dreamland by Subarsa Chakraborty using Catchphrase “Delusion / ভ্রান্তিতে তুষ্টি”.
“Very innovative & creative story of her own and a very honest attempt . The catchphrase ” Delusion ” is justified properly. It showcases a strong imaginative element, particularly in the dream sequence and the concept of the puzzle unlocking a dreamland. The build up of the story or incident very intelligently done, using effective words to create vivid imagery, particularly in describing the puzzle pieces and the dream sequence. The writer has a good storytelling skill using his/her imaginative powers. Very good use of punctuation marks, but there a few grammatical errors.”- JURY.
