Colabira, 15 (Fast News, Odisha): In the afternoon under the Jharsuguda Sahitya Jhar programme, district level Saraswat Patna meeting 3 poetry reading and discussion cycle has been held in the meeting room of Asit Hotel in Kolabira on Sunday. In this Saraswat meeting organized under the chairmanship of senior literary and ex-captain Sarfuch Tularam, Mrs. Pranati Patnaik was the chief guest, Mrs. Madhavi Patel was the guest of honour, and noted female poet and writer Tasuryalta Lenka was present, while the editor of the afternoon and the state president of Odisha Small and Medium Press Association, Fulidhar Jena, attended as a special guest. Retired Professor Rohit Kumar Patel joined as the main speaker and shed light on the active institutions of tourism and literature in Jharsuguda district. In the current situation, in the midst of the horrors of the world war, which is fighting on one side, it is such an environment to create non-violence and literature of Buddha Gandhi and Gopbandhu, Iran, Iraq, America. left behind. That great mantra of India Sarbe Bhabantu Sukhnam Sarbe Sant Niramaya wants to fill you with happiness. Today, language has grown, literature has become popular because of the literary man who loves literature, who always gives water to literature, and who works hard for literature. Sahitya used to hold meetings and raised literary people, and now, whether it is a hearty institution or a person, literature and Sahitya meetings are being specially raised. Eminent literary scholar Trailokyanath Mahapatra conducted the meeting while the poetry festival was conducted by teacher Moranjan Kanta and head teacher Anjudiprabha Patnaik. At the beginning of the program, the island was lit and prayers were offered to Mother Samalswari. Utkal Janni Shikshayatri sang Kunu Dehari in the welcome song. 56 poets and poets participated in this literary meeting organized under Samleswari Literary Parliament and 37 of them recited poetry. On this occasion, 9 poets were honored by giving memorials in honor of afternoon literature. Retired teacher Ashok Kumar Behera gave vote of thanks at the end of the program. Editor of Parliament Dr. Kirti Chandra Uhidar, Adyasha Prajangal Uhidar, Arthav, Arab, Aditya contributed greatly in the successful implementation of this friendship program.
Samir Kumar Patel reports from Kolbira, Fast News Odisha.