Mohammad Hazik
Baramulla: The Baramulla Writers Forum on Sunday organised a one-day literary conference at Dak Bungalow, Baramulla, bringing together prominent writers, poets, academicians and literary personalities from across North Kashmir.
The conference featured the release of two books — Asrama Jan, authored by educator Rince, and Princess Without Her Prince. Students also presented a portrayal of the latter work as part of the literary programme.Abdul Rahman Saya and Mushtaq Hussain Kirmani were felicitated in recognition of their contributions to literature.
The first session was anchored by Anzer Mohju, while A.R. Bhat, patron of the Baramulla Writers Forum, delivered the welcome address.The second session opened with a Mushaira, featuring prominent poets and writers from North Kashmir, including Syed Basharat Bukhari, Bashir Charag, Tana Nazami and Mujro Kashmiri, besides other literary figures.An Awaan-e-Sadr, presided over by renowned writer and poet Rangroor Tilgami, was also held during the session. Dr Shabnam Ashai, Maqbool Ferozi and Surinder Singh Sood were among the prominent personalities associated with the proceedings.
The session was anchored by Showkat Habib, while Tahir-ur-Rahman presented the vote of thanks.The conference provided a platform for literary exchange, creative expression and recognition of contributions to the cultural and literary heritage of North Kashmir.