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Matt Turpin
House of Lords – London, 14 May 2018 I was humbled to be included in this anthology of writing, Safar Saath Saath, featuring 32 women writers from all over the world. One of my stories was published as part of the… Continue Reading →
Nottingham Poetry Festival 2018 The Kavya Rang poetry event was held at New Art Exchange on Saturday 28th April. The event was a wonderful afternoon, and was very well-attended by over 70 people. Henry Normal and Tommy Farmyard, who are… Continue Reading →
Kavya Goshti in Ghaziabad at Anju and Atul Jain’s house Famous poetess Anju Jain and Atul Jain held a Kavya Goshti at their residence, to welcome Mr K. B. L. Saxena and myself. The mayor of Ghaziabad, Dr Kunwar Bechain,… Continue Reading →
Poetry and Pravasi Sahitya at Delhi University For the first time ever, I visited Delhi University as a speaker for Pravasi Sahitya at Arts Faculty, Delhi, and I read a couple of my poems. The occasion was a seminar at… Continue Reading →
I was invited by eminent writer/poet and successful industrialist, Mr B.L. Gaur for a Kavi Sammelan. It was an excellent gathering of poets from Delhi and Ghaziabad. The presence of the members of Gitabh enhanced the afternoon. The chief guest… Continue Reading →
Saat Kadam was launched in India, at Jamia Millia Islamia University, Delhi. The Professor of Urdu and Dean at the Faculty of Humanities & Languages, Wahajuddin Ahmad Alavi launched the book with Associate Professor Ajay Navaria, who co-ordinated and presented… Continue Reading →
Kavya Rang’s quarterly meeting was held in Bramcote, Nottingham, on Saturday 17th February 2018. It was attended by 25 people.
The 69th Republic Day of India was hosted by High Commissioner of India Mr Y. Sinha in London at the Intercontinental Hotel. The Chief Guest was Mr Mark Field, Minister of State for Asia and the Pacific.
Issue 55 of The Beestonian featured an article with Jai Verma, about her past, life, hobbies and writing career. A digital copy of the magazine can be found by visiting Issuu: Beestonian 55 Alternatively you can read the article via The… Continue Reading →