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Mohali, Feb.21, 2025:-Sahityam 2025 at CGC Mohali emerged as a beacon of literary brilliance, bringing together eminent scholars for a compelling discourse on the evolution and enduring legacy of Punjabi literature. At the heart of this scholarly confluence was Ms. Bubbu Tir, esteemed Additional Chairman, Punjab Public Service Commission), whose eloquence and erudition captivated the audience, offering a profound exploration of the literary richness woven into the cultural fabric of Punjab.
The event's highlight, "Ik Shaam Patar De Naam," was a thought-provoking panel discussion featuring distinguished intellectuals, including Dr. Hardev Singh (HOD, Dept. of Religious Studies, SGGSW), Dr. Sikander Singh (HOD, Dept. of Punjabi & DSW, SGGSW University), and Pt. Rao Dhanevar (Asst. Prof., Govt. College, Chandigarh). Their collective discourse delved into the timeless essence of Punjabi literature, its evolution through the ages, and its resonance in contemporary narratives.
Bubbu Tir, with her vast literary acumen and cultural sensitivity, articulated the profound responsibility of literature in shaping societal consciousness. She eloquently underscored the role of Punjabi literature as not just a repository of artistic expression but as a vessel carrying the philosophical, spiritual, and revolutionary spirit of the land. She urged the younger generation to embrace their linguistic heritage, recognizing literature as a living entity that thrives when read, written, and cherished.
Her compelling oratory, interspersed with poetic references and historical allusions, left an indelible impression, reinforcing the idea that literature is not merely to be studied but to be lived. As the evening unfolded with riveting exchanges of thought, Sahityam 2025 became more than an event—it became a movement, rekindling a deep-seated appreciation for the written word and the cultural ethos it upholds.
With its rich confluence of intellect and artistry, the event stood as a testament to CGC Mohali's commitment to celebrating and preserving the literary heritage of Punjab. As the echoes of Ik Shaam Patar De Naam linger, the discourse ignited by Ms. Bubbu Tir and fellow luminaries continues to inspire, ensuring that the flame of Punjabi literature burns ever brighter.
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