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RKJ organizes national comic poetic symposium 3/30/2015 11:14:28 PM Early Times Report JAMMU, Mar 30: Radio Kashmir Jammu (RKJ) capped an eventful March with a bouquet of fun and laughter packed in two hours long National Comic Poetic Symposium in Punjabi. Aptly entitled Thahake-Hasyan de Patakhe, the star studded event made all the audience go into splits of laughter with every poet. The event was held in collaboration with Jammu and Kashmir academy of Art, culture and languages at KL Seghal hall attracted audience from all walks of life who appreciate the efforts of Radio Kashmir Jammu for filling their life with so much fun and colour. The event started with traditional lighting of the lamp by Station Director Radio Kashmir Jammu V K Sambyal, Additional Secretary J&K Academy of Art Culture and Languages Dr. Arvinder Singh Amn and Programme Executive Punjabi Programme Nitish Arora. Prominent humorous Punjabi poets from Punjab, Haryana and Jammu participated in this poetic symposium. The poets who enthralled the audience with their poetry included, Jang Singh Fattar from Sangrur, Jagsir Singh from Muktsar, Jagjit soofi from Ambala cantt., Hari Singh Dilbar from Sirsa, Sewak Singh from Bhatinda, Lal Singh Lali from Jallandhar , Hardeep Dhillon from Abohar, Amarjit Waraich and Paramjit Singh Virk from Patiala. The local poet bhupinder Singh Bharghav's poems also evoked huge round of applause from the audience. Station Director RKJ V.K.Sambyal thanked the invited poets for gracing the occasion and coming to Jammu from far of places on our invitation and lavished praises on their poetry that filled us with laughter all through the afternoon. Speaking on the occasion, Additional Secretary, JKAACL Dr.Arvinder Singh Amn informed the audience about the activities of the Academy and its association with Radio Kashmir Jammu. He further informed the house about future programmes of Academy and Radio Kashmir Jammu.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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