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Today, on the occasion of Women's Day, Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya, Bhopal, organized a workshop focusing on women folk and tribal artists, Srijan Mauli and a seminar on Bhasha Ki Athkheliyan focusing on women litterateur. The Srijan Mauli program was inaugurated by lighting the lamp by all the women artists. On this occasion, students of Anant University Ahmedabad and Post Graduate Diploma in Museology as well as distinguished citizens were present.

All the women artists celebrated Women's Day by painting traditional Gond, Bhil, Urav, Nimadi, Malvi on the walls with their own hands. The Srijan Mauli program will run for 15 consecutive days. Under the Bhasha Ki Athkheliyan program Anita Saxena recited poetry, Kumkum Gupta presented a Bundeli song, Sheela Mishra told the story, Nirupama Khare sang the Navgeet, Asha Srivastava sang the Holi song And Uma Saxena sang Dadra. Also, Smita Page and Shikha Tahanguria of the museum recited poetry.

Director of the Museum, Prof. Amitabh Pandey gave shawls and rose flowers to all the 30 folk and tribal artists of the Srijan Mauli program and the women litterateurs invited to the Bhasha Ki Athkheliyan program were also honored by presenting flowers and shawls. Addressing the gathering, he said that women are the real architects of society. They have to identify their talents, skills, abilities, interests and inclinations.

We have to enhance the qualities that God has blessed us with. Instead of doing work mechanically work has to be done to keep you happy. If one man is educated then only one man is educated, but when one woman is educated then an entire generation is educated. The aim of our program is to educate mothers and sisters with the knowledge of this art, culture and literature.

So that they introduce their coming generations to the knowledge of this art, culture and literature, and this art journey continues continuously. The program was conducted by Museum Assistant Keeper Garima Anand.

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