Arunachal Pradesh: Tibetan writer trains GenNext during Literature Festival
Tibetan activist-cum-writer Tenzing Tsundue recently offered an orientation programme to GenNext writers of the state while participating in the 5th edition of three-day Arunachal Literature Festival celebration.
The event was held at Dorjee Khandu Convention Hall in Itanagar city on Saturday evening.
The festival, organized by Directorate of Information & Public Relations (DIPR) in collaboration with Arunachal Pradesh Literary Society (APLS) recorded huge footprints of literary lovers from all walks of life as it intended to provide a platform for young authors and poets for them to learn by interacting with noted writers from across the country, reported Arunachal Observer.
The festival was themed “Read, Reflect and Re-image”.
The event witnessed panel, discussions, poetry session, poem citation and poetry workshop.
IBNS
Senior Staff Reporter at Northeast Herald, covering news from Tripura and Northeast India.
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