Sanskriti Bharati Symposium: Litterateurs Discuss Ramayana and Social Harmony

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Samarasa and Ramayana Discussed at Sanskriti Bharati Symposium

Farrukhabad | October 25, 2026 On the occasion of Maharishi Valmiki Jayanti in Farrukhabad, the local unit of Sanskriti Bharati organized a symposium and poetry gathering. Held at Cheesy Crazy Cafe on Jograj Street, the event saw litterateurs deeply express their thoughts on the importance of social harmony and the relevance of the Ramayana in the modern era.

This event was aimed at promoting unity and goodwill in society, with an attempt to understand Maharishi Valmiki's thoughts and the messages of the Ramayana in the current context. A significant achievement of the program was the release of litterateur Bharti Mishra's new book, 'Sahitya Sarathi', which further enhanced the event's importance.

Poetic Performances Captivate Audience

During the poetry session, poets such as Vaibhav Somvanshi Suabhag, Utkarsh Agnihotri, and Rajendra Awasthi mesmerized the assembled literature enthusiasts with their excellent compositions. Through their poems, the poets effectively conveyed social messages, inspiring the listeners.

Literary Contributions and Cultural Enrichment

Several distinguished personalities from the literary world and a large number of literature lovers marked their presence at the symposium. These included Tushmul Mishra, Rochna Bishnoi, Mahesh Pal Singh Upkari, the President of Sanskriti Bharati, Anil Pratap Singh, and coordinator Arvind Dixit.

In their addresses, speakers highlighted the extremely important role of literature in maintaining a spirit of harmony in society. They emphasized how literature can act as a bridge between different sections of society and enhance mutual understanding. They also stressed the importance of collective efforts in promoting Indian culture, and everyone pledged to jointly enrich Indian culture. This resolve demonstrates their commitment to preserving Indian traditions and values.

The litterateurs acknowledged that even today, texts like the Ramayana impart lessons on social values and ideals, which are essential for the development of both individuals and society. This event is being seen as a significant and inspiring step for the local literary community, which has promoted literary dialogue. It is hoped that such programs not only provide a platform for litterateurs but also give the general public an opportunity to connect with literature and culture. This event is also expected to be instrumental in the revival of literary activities in Farrukhabad.