Udaipur to Host Literary and Cultural Events on April 11 and 13

Divisional Commissioner Pragya Kevalramani Reveals Occasion Posters

Udaipur, April 8— The city of Udaipur is prepared to witness a lively party of literary works and society with 2 significant occasions set up for April 11 and 13, under the banner of Mewar Talk Feast 3.1. The occasions are being collectively arranged by Vishva Samvad Kendra and Akhil Bharatiya Sahitya Parishad.

In an event hung on Tuesday, Divisional Commissioner and Manager of Rajasthan Sahitya Akademi, Ms. Pragya Kevalramani, formally introduced the posters of both approaching occasions. She expanded her ideal dreams and revealed self-confidence that such campaigns would certainly be popular by the culturally likely residents of Udaipur.

Commemorating 300 Years of Lokmata Ahilyabai Holkar

The initially occasion, entitled ” Punyashlok” , is a dramatic presentation memorializing the 300th birth wedding anniversary of Lokmata Ahilyabai Holkar. This staged homage will certainly happen on April 11 at 6:30 PM at Darpan Amphitheater, Shilpgram, and is routed by N. K. Pant and Arun Shekhar Pant of Drama Discussion Forum, Mumbai. The program is being sustained by the West Area Cultural Centre and Vishva Samvad Kendra.

Literary Discussion on Hanuman for Hanuman Jayanti

The 2nd occasion will certainly be a literary discussion entitled ” Hanu Pragya Prabandhan” arranged on April 13 at 11 AM at the Rajasthan Sahitya Akademi amphitheater, Field 4, Udaipur, in honor of Hanuman Jayanti. Conversations will certainly be hung on 2 publications: ‘ Mahabharat ke Hanuman’ by Anshu Harsh and ‘ Vartaman Mein Hanuman’ by Chandresh Taylor. The literary discussion will certainly be led by Kapil Paliwal.

Organizers Share Occasion Vision

Senior social employee Madanmohan Tank, related to Vishva Samvad Kendra, informed the Divisional Commissioner regarding the history of the occasions. Organizing board participants consisting of Vikas Chhajed, Sunil Khatik, Ruchi Shrimali, and Kapil Paliwal existed at the launch event.

Program organizer Sunil Khatik stressed that these occasions intend to promote a much deeper recognition for India’s abundant literary and social heritage. Both occasions are complimentary and open up to the general public.

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