Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Nov 28: The 2-day Hindi conference on the theme “Past, Present, and Future of Hindi Literature of J&K” concluded today at the premises of the Jammu & Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture, and Languages (JKAACL).
The event, attended by eminent scholars, writers, and literary enthusiasts, showcased thought-provoking discussions and vibrant poetry sessions.
The second day of the conference commenced with a Paper Reading Session, which was chaired by Dr Adarsh Prakash Sharma and Sanjeev Rana, Additional Secretary, JKAACL. Distinguished speakers presented insightful papers exploring the evolution of Hindi literature in J&K.
Rajneesh Kumar presented a paper titled “Hindi Natak – Past, Present & Future”, shedding light on the historical and contemporary significance of Hindi drama. Dr Pawan Khajuria discussed “Viyangya (Hindi) – Past, Present & Future”, emphasizing satire’s role in reflecting societal changes. Rajeshwar Singh Raju spoke on “Anuvad – Past, Present & Future”, delving into the evolution and importance of translation in Hindi literature. This session was moderated by Disha. Dr. Hanchal Sharma, Incharge editor Hindi, presented vote of thanks.
Following this, the focus shifted to a Poetry Reading Session, where an array of talented poets presented their creative works. Poets included Sumit Sudan, Sohan Lal Verma, Sonia Upadhaya, Amita Mehta, Manju Sharma, Rakesh Abrol, Indu Bhushan Bali, Kiran Kanchan, Alka Sharma, Surinder Singh, Sanjeev Khajuria, Suman Sharma, Harish Kaila, Anila Singh Charak, Sanjeev Bashin, Raj Rishi Sharma, Dr Anita Langoo, Yash Paul Yash, and Ram Krishan. This session was presided over by . Maharaj Krishan Santoshi along with Chanchal Dogra.
The 2-day conference provided a platform for intellectual exchange, celebrating the rich legacy and promising future of Hindi literature in Jammu & Kashmir.
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