The Tagore International Literature and Arts Festival (Vishwarang), which is organized to give new identity to literature and art in Hindi and other regional languages of India, began with the inaugural journey. The second edition of the Vishwarang Mahotsav, conceived by Rabindranath Tagore University, Bhopal is being held from November 20 to 29. The festival is being held virtually amidst circumstances created by the Corona epidemic.
The inaugural journey on the first day of the festival told about the glorious culture of Madhya Pradesh. From the hills of Vidhya to the caves of Maa Narmada and Bhimbetka were also mentioned in the program. Santosh Choubey, director of Vishwarang, formally announced the launch of Vishwarang 2020. After this the Vishwarang Sadbhav Yatra was taken out, which ended by going to the World Column. Many tribesmen participated in this journey. In the first session of the program, further cultural programs were presented. Former President of the country, Pranab Mukherjee, who was honored with the Bharat Ratna, also became part of the yatra with his message.
The second session of the Tagore International Literature and Arts Festival (Vishwarang), organized to give new recognition to literature and art in Hindi and other regional languages ??of India, was named after Dhrupad singer Umakant Gundecha. With his excellent singing, he won the hearts of all. The second session of the Tagore International Literature and Arts Festival (Vishwarang), organized to give new recognition to literature and art in Hindi and other regional languages ??of India, was named after Dhrupad singer Umakant Gundecha. With his excellent singing, he won the hearts of all.
Apart from Dhrupad singing ahead of the program, many artists entertained everyone with their performance in the Sur Sagar program. Many artists participated in this program based on classical music.
Yogesh Samsi and Chris Fields directed the program. Flute player Rakesh Chaurasia and sexophone player Stuart Wadegraf also attended the program.
Madhya Pradesh Higher Education Minister Mohan Yadav as the guest at the inauguration ceremony of 'Tagore International Literature and Arts Festival' (Vishwarang). In his hospitality address, the State Higher Education Minister, Mr. Mohan Yadav said, "It was a wonderful color, not a world color. All the organizers deserve congratulations for this. "
In his speech Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan gave good wishes to Vishwarang Festival and said that Vishwarang will not empower indian languages but also make the roots strong.
Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal greeted Vishwarang organisers and said that organizing such a grand event on such a level is not only good for our nation but for the whole world. Environment and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javadekar also congratulated Vishwarang team.