The Ruskin Bond Festival began on Saturday at Swami Vivekananda Library. The four day festival received a wonderful response on the first day. The festival is organised by Swami Vivekananda Library, Youth Literary Enthusiast Club and Club Literati.
About 100 participants took part in this event. Beginning at the festival, Rushariak Goyal, the founder of Literary Cottage, presented the presentation and a small video about Ruskin bonds and interesting personal information.
He told that the Ruskin bond is also called Indian Wordsworth and he wrote about 500 short stories, novels and poems. Dr. Amita Singh also gave interesting information related to the life of the Ruskin bond, saying that the Ruskin bond was born in Kasauli.
After this there was a discussion on a Ruskin bond and some things related to his life were shared by the participants. In the end, a quiz dynasty was made by the Uppal, whose winner was Lavnya Kapoor and Adi Shrivastav.
Keeping the theme in mind, the favorite peanut butter and chocolate cookies and the famous bakery lingerie of Mint Flavored Ice Tea Mussoori was also kept in the Ruskin Bond.
Next event will be organised on Sunday i.e. May 19 from 2 to 5:30 pm. The event Ghost and Hills will be organised.
The time spent on them by the mountains will be discussed and their nature towards the mountains and the Ghost Stories created by them will be discussed.
On this day, discussions on superstation stories and treasure hunt will also be organised. This is his 85th birthday too, so his birthday will also be celebrated.