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| Seminar on Hindi short story held | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Feb 6: With a view to provide Hindi short story writers a platform for airing their views on modern trends in short story writing a day long Hindi short story seminar was held at K.L. Saigal Hall here on Monday.
Organised by J&K Academy of Art, Culture and Languages, the seminar was presided over by noted Hindi literatteur, Prof. PN Trisal while Dr. Sanjana Koul was the chief guest on the occasion.
In his presidential address Trisal appreciated Academy's endeavor in holding the event and said that such programmes were needed as they provided productive platform for constructive literary debate. Echoing similar sentiments Sanjana Koul said that short story writing was an art of high level expression and needed to be viewed in that perspective. She impressed upon the local writers that they should read more and more western writings as they were more thought provoking than the one's produced regionally.
Earlier in her welcome address Academy's additional secretary, Jammu, Savita Bakshi said that the aim of holding the short story seminar was to encourage open and healthy literary discourse.
The short stories, which were read by the writers, during the day long seminar included Dr. Om Goswami's 'Nagar Main Ek Hatya' and 'Siyasat', Chand Deepika's 'Eeshwar Yahan Rehta Hai', Dr. Aruna Sharma's 'Mari Nahin Hai' and Rajnesh Gupta's 'Darpan'.
The programme proceedings were conducted by senior editor, Hindi, Neeru Sharma while additional secretary, Shamima Dolwal presented the vote of thanks. |
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