The South Asian Literature celebration is a three-day occasion which is set to start from February 24. Be that as it may, while the celebration would see interest from eight SAARC nations, it would not have essayists from Pakistan this year. Sorted out by the Foundation of SAARC Writers and Literature (FOSWAL), the writing celebration would occur at the India International Center in New Delhi.
Affirming the news of Pakistani scholars not being a piece of the lit-fest Ajeet Cour, FOSWAL Founder and President, told PTI, "We didn't get authorization from the specialists to welcome representatives from Pakistan".
The subject during the current year's celebration is 'Past Borders' and 'Trying for peace and peacefulness in the locale'. The other eight SAARC nations which would be a piece of the lit-fest incorporate Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Malaysia and India among others. Mobile Number database provider
Cour additionally said that this year more delegates and essayists are required to be a piece of the writing celebration, when contrasted with the previosu versions. Truth be told, they would have made it a four-day celebration had they thought about more delegates desiring it this year. "We have more than 150 representatives originating from various SAARC nations this year. This is the most astounding number of agents in the historical backdrop of this festival...A great number of representatives enlisted themselves at the most recent hour and that brought about a ton of troubles. I genuinely apologize to delegates for getting less time to talk about their papers," she told PTI.
Source:-Timesofindia
Affirming the news of Pakistani scholars not being a piece of the lit-fest Ajeet Cour, FOSWAL Founder and President, told PTI, "We didn't get authorization from the specialists to welcome representatives from Pakistan".
The subject during the current year's celebration is 'Past Borders' and 'Trying for peace and peacefulness in the locale'. The other eight SAARC nations which would be a piece of the lit-fest incorporate Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Malaysia and India among others. Mobile Number database provider
Cour additionally said that this year more delegates and essayists are required to be a piece of the writing celebration, when contrasted with the previosu versions. Truth be told, they would have made it a four-day celebration had they thought about more delegates desiring it this year. "We have more than 150 representatives originating from various SAARC nations this year. This is the most astounding number of agents in the historical backdrop of this festival...A great number of representatives enlisted themselves at the most recent hour and that brought about a ton of troubles. I genuinely apologize to delegates for getting less time to talk about their papers," she told PTI.
Source:-Timesofindia
