Tulsi Bhawan Hosts Renowned Poetesses

Jamshedpur Witnesses a Gala of Poetry and Music

Jamshedpur shines as the stage for an extraordinary poetess conference at Tulsi Bhawan, celebrating the essence of motherhood through poetry and music.

JAMSHEDPUR – Under the splendid dome of Tulsi Bhawan’s Manas Auditorium in Bistupur, an ensemble of poetesses convened for a remarkable conference, organized by Shakuntala Hindi Literature and Cultural Mirror and Singhbhum District Hindi Sahitya Sammelan.

The event was marked by an overwhelming success, captivating the hearts of attendees with enthralling presentations and soul-stirring performances dedicated to the theme of motherhood.

India’s beloved bhajan vocalist, Milli Mukherjee, inaugurated the conference with Saraswati Vandana, receiving adulation from the audience for her melodious rendition.

The performances prompted continuous applause, enveloping the auditorium in an atmosphere of appreciation and reverence.

Ankita Sinha, the visionary behind Shakuntala Hindi Sahitya and Cultural Darpan, spearheaded the conference, ensuring its seamless execution.

The event was graced by eminent poets such as Dr. Ragini Bhushan and Dr. Surendra Neelam Kaur, alongside a constellation of celebrated poetesses including Madhavi Upadhyay, Shalini Sahba Upasana Sinha, and others, who shared their profound compositions.

Chandan Prajapati, a young poet from Ranchi, also made a significant impact with his poignant poetry.

The Poetess Conference saw the presence of distinguished guests like Rajeev Ranjan Singh, the retired DIG, and special attendees such as Arvind Kumar, Kamal Kishore Pandey, both retired DSPs, making the event a remarkable confluence of literature and societal dignitaries.

"This conference has not only celebrated the bond between mothers and their children but also highlighted the rich tapestry of our literary culture," stated Ankita Sinha.

Milli Mukherjee reflected on the event’s success, noting, "It’s an honor to perform amongst such talented individuals and for such an appreciative audience."