After a successful inaugural edition, Insolvency Law Academy announces the 2nd Edition of ILA Short Story (Insolvency and Bankruptcy) Contest, taking it international and tugging it under the Emerging Scholars Group (ESG).
By way of this Contest, ILA-ESG have invited short stories from the public on bankruptcy of natural persons: a. due to household debt distress b. credit card defaults or other reasons.
The best short story, to be selected by a jury of international experts shall be awarded the “ILA Best Short Story Award 2023”. The award comprises of a plaque and INR 1,00,000 (approximate US$1200). The authors of the three top scoring stories will be invited to the ILA Annual Conference to be held in Goa, India from 9th to 11th February, 2024. Registration fees for their attendance will be waived. The submissions are required to be made in accordance with the Guidelines for Participation and Submissions.
Literature is a powerful medium to sensitise people and build awareness. Stories in particular are impactful that leave a deep and long-lasting impression on the reader. They bring forth invaluable data based on real time experiences and observations or popular perceptions about insolvency. They have a longer shelf life and recall value.
Insolvency Law Academy announces the 2nd Edition of ILA Short Story (Insolvency and Bankruptcy) Contest, to be organised in collaboration with the ILA’s Emerging Scholars Group. By way of this Contest, ILA-ESG invite short stories from the public on bankruptcy of natural persons due to household debt distress, credit card defaults or other reasons. The submissions are required to be made in accordance with the Guidelines for Participation and Submissions.
While promoting the much needed conversation on individual insolvency and help to create awareness about the benefits of insolvency and bankruptcy law, the Contest will gather resource material for ESG to study the notion of stigma and other negative notions that often serve as an impediment in use of insolvency law.
- The best short story selected by the Jury shall be awarded the ILA Best Short Story Award 2023. The award comprises of a plaque and INR 1,00,000 (approximate US$1200).
The authors of the three top scoring stories will be invited to the ILA Annual Conference to be held in Goa, India from 9th to 11th February, 2024. Registration fees for their attendance will be waived.
A fine Collection of Short Stories selected by ESG, in consultation with the Jury will be published in the form of an e-book or hard publication, as may be determined by the ILA. The book may be co-sponsored by a third party. Selected authors will have copyright on the stories together with ILA, but not receive any royalties.
All submissions received shall be utilised for the purposes of research by ILA. Consent of participants will be obtained at the time of submission of entries.
Winner- Mr. Rav Pratap Singh
1st Runner up- Mr. S. Badri Narayanan
2nd Runner up- Mr. Nipun Singhvi & Mr. Mayur Jugtawat (Co-authors)
3rd Runner up- Ms. Anjali Mukaty
