Early Times Report
Jammu, July 25: Punjabi Lekhak Sabha (PLS) Jammu conducted its fortnightly literary meet here at Tagore Academy, Rani Talab.
According to press release, S. Didar Singh, a well known Punjabi and Hindi writer of the state was the Chief Guest and Jang S. Verman, columnist on art & culture and a well known artist presided over the meet. Literary discussions were held on the short story, skit and poetry recited by the well known Punjabi writers attending the meeting.
MS Kamra read out a short story, Harjit Singh Uppal presented his article on the topic of 'Simran' and Dr. Baljeet Singh Raina read out a script of a skit to be filmed soon.
A poetry recitation session was organized during the meet in which Amar Singh Kuka, Resham Kour Resham, M S Kamra, Rahi Simbalpuria, Piara Singh Dhanjal, Charanjeet Singh, Harjit Singh Uppal. Davinder Singh Dhanjal, Inderjeet Singh and Bhachan Bharti presented their poetry.
Earlier welcoming the participants, Dr. Baljeet Singh Raina, General Secretary, PLS said that the organization has been able to manage its activities regularly and has maintained continuity of its fortnightly literary meets without any break during the last three years.
In his presidential note Jang S. Verman presented his views about the programme presented during the literary meet. He said that Punjabi writers in Jammu are doing very well in the field of literature. He suggested writers to publish their creations so that these works get documented and could be circulated among intellectual circles to exchange the ideas. |
