Good, inspirational writers can change society. Writers give direction to society and bring positive change bridging the gap, with the purpose of inculcating the habit of reading among the people especially youth, the Department of Art, Culture, Youth Affairs and Sports has decided to open library at every panchayat through ‘Kamal Clubs’, said Minister for Department of Art, Culture, Youth Affairs and Sports Amar Bauri in the national seminar organised by the Ranchi University (RU) Hindi Department in association with the Art and Cultural Directorate, Jharkhand Government.
The seminar ‘Katha Pawaas’ witnessed the participation of renowned Hindi writers from across the country to discuss on different facets of story writing impacting the present generation including the changes in present story writing style.
The three days event will continue till July 31, authors gathered in the State Capital will present their opinions on various aspects covering diverse contemporary issues.
Further, emphasising on the work of eminent novelist, Munshi Premchand, the pioneer of modern Hindi and Urdu social fictions.
Bauri added, “The writing should be such that it changes the mindset of public. A powerful writing besides inculcating moral values, it is helpful in eradicating social evils too. Upholding the real essence of Indian culture, the writing must have a positive impact on young minds. Regional writers must be given equal opportunity here to present their views.”
Similarly, laying stress on promoting the library culture, which is beneficial in nation building, citing example of America and South Korea.
Art and Culture, Secretary, Satyendra Singh, added, “To empower youths, inculcate moral values among next generation and to inspire young generation to be a voracious reader, it is essential to promote the library culture on the verge of US. It is very essential for each one of us to preserve the rich culture, heritage and endorse it.”
Eminent writer from Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Professor Chhautiram Yadav urged to all the writers present to focus on issues which has greater impact on the masses while keeping the personnel ideologies side.
On the other hand, Ranchi University VC, Ramesh Kumar Pandey too expressed happiness over the national conclave of Hindi writers, which is being organised for the first time in State and expected that the outcome of three days event will benefit students in several ways.