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*First Submission ( any type, up to 1200 words) is FREE to publish.
*A very short content i.e. poem up to 50 words or a short story or essay or article up to 200 words are again FREE to publish without any coupon. 

For the rest, a minimal fee is decided just to establish value to your content to avoid spams and meet the cost of administration.
Below is the fee description for publishing your writing content (other than free) with The Literature lamp. These are the standard rates that are to be as reduced by any coupon if the writer holds any.

And here is your surprise. The Submissions of a writer are eligible for (WELLCOME20) coupon, where a writer can submit his content availing ₹20 discount on standard rates for 5 consecutive times. 

(Example a writer willing to submit a poem up to 125 words, having a standard price of ₹45 with applying WELLCOME20, He/She has to pay only ₹25 (₹45-₹20) via any of the described payment modes.)


For very short content, which is free to publish needs not to pay any amount, nor it requires to apply any coupon, you can directly fill the consent letter.

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Find the net amount from the table shown above with reference to your content type and word count and make your payment with any of the following modes.


1. QR Code- Scan this QR code with any of your mobile payment applications, fill the required amount, and complete the payment.




   2. BHIM UPI via BHIM / Paytm / Google Pay / Phone Pay/ Mobikwik or any other UPI payment application/ Mobile Banking application - Go to send money corner of your payment application, click on UPI ID payment ( or Virtual Payment Address VPA), and fill the UPI as theliteraturelamp@idfcbank, then fill the required amount in the amount section and complete the payment.

  3. Direct Account Payment- You can either directly transfer the required amount in our bank account. Following are the details:

Bank Name  - Paytm Payments Bank
Account No. - 919754309789
IFSC             - PYTM0123456

Provide the remark to the payment as "The Literature Lamp / Submission".

Remember, After completing payment, copy the reference no. in the phone memory for a while, and take a screenshot of the "payment success" screen. It will be required later.

* Any Excess/Short payment by mistake, shall be entertained separately, by raising a query via mail from the writer's end. However, the content will be published only after receipt of the complete amount as specified in the table shown above i.e. standard rate as reduced by any coupon/discount.
* Receipt of payment shall be the conclusive evidence of payment.
* Except where an amount is paid in excess by mistake, No amount shall be refunded.
* Amount will also not be refunded if you desire to cancel to publish, either before or after getting finally published.
* All other rights are reserved with The Literature Lamp.


Hurrah! As said earlier, You can use the coupon (WELLCOME20) for five times after your first free submission.  Means You can avail ₹100 discount in total i.e ₹20 discount each time for the first 5 submissions and one complete free submission.

But there are few conditions to redeem a coupon,
    * You can redeem only one coupon per submission.    
    * Your previous submission(if any) in which you have redeemed any coupon must be at least before 1 week of your current submission in which you are willing to redeem a coupon.
    * The responsibility of paying the net amount (Standard fee less Coupon amount) is with the writer. 
    * The coupon is not transferable.
    * The Literature Lamp holds the power to discontinue any coupon at any time.

Now you are filled with all the information, Complete your payment, and Click below to file the consent letter. 
Or, get back to Submission guidelines.



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