Shadow Correspondent
Jammu, OCT 07:
An outstanding multilingual literary organisation ‘Adbi Kunj J&K Jammu’ released a Dogri book ‘Sane Rinden Bail’ written by Sh. Balwant Kataria.This celebration was organised in the Writers Club J&K Academy of Art Culture and Languages in Jammu.
The ex HOD of the Jammu University Prof. Veena Gupta was the Chief Guest and The function was presided over by an eminent, pride-able personality Dr. Chanchal Bhasin, a renowned Dogri Poet and Translator. Smt. Neha Verma, Radio Announcer had conducted this programme nicely. . Jugal Kishore Verma was the Guest Of Honour.
The Designators of the Organisation honoured the Staged-Personalities. Including Balwant Kataria, writer of the book . Dr. Anil Kumar read the paper analyzing the book which was released in the function.
Balwant Kataria in his address stated that the Book contains a total of fifty poems which include ten songs.
Total number of pages are 152. The Book, Sane Reenden Bail has been reviewed by Prof Veena Gupat, Dr Chanchal Bhasin and Vijay Verma.
This book contains poems on various themes including love for Girl Child, patriotism, village life and language, fail planning and beauty of Jammu. Many poems are full of emotions while some are romantic
Veena Gupta in her address told that the author has put his best efforts to complete his First book in Dogri which will enrich Dogri Literature.
In the end of this programme, Dr Chanchal Bhasin concluded the event and remarked that the Book, ‘Sane Rinden Bail’ has its unique value and contains pure Dogri language.
In the end Balwant Kataria thanked all the Guests and all the Audience for participating in this programme.
Prominent among others who were present included Sarwar Chohan Habeeb, principal Sathi KR Salgotra, Capt. Lalit Sharma, Ramesh Raaz Kishtwari, Rohni Gandharv Singh Charak, Jiya Shree, S. Harjit Singh Uppal, Hardev Singh Dev. Raj Kumar Chalotra, (President Vishwakarma Sabha), Abdul Qadir Kundria, Pawan Verma, Santosh Dhiman from Kathua, Om Kataria, Joginder Angotra, Master Pritam Verma.
