Under joint aegis of M3M Foundation and Sohna Sanskritik Manch organised Maha Kavi Sammelan `Kavyanjali’

Gurugram/Sohna, October 30, 2022: Cultural programs from time to time are necessary for cultural awakening in the society through traditional and folk activities. In the same sequence, M3M Foundation in association with Sohna Sanskritik Manch organized the first All India Mahakavi Sammelan 'Kavyanjali' in the memory of Late Lalchand Bansal. The event was held at Tau Devi Lal Stadium, Sohna, where thousands of people were present. Famous poets of the country participated in the programme, in which renowned poet Kumar Vishwas from India came as the chief guest and mesmerized the people with his best creations. People kept waving and applauding. Poet Poonam Verma, Poet Ramesh Muskan, Poet Arjun Sisodia, Poet Sunil Vyas made people laugh as well as make people think through their poetry readings. A poet puts the system of society, the present environment as well as human aspects into his words, when people listen, he connects himself with it. This was the first Kavi Sammelan, cultural consciousness was awakened among the people and the youth understood the importance of poetry. Many IAS, IPS, IRS and IIS were also honoured with "Pride of India' on this occasion.

Roop Bansal, Trustee of M3M Foundation, expressing his happiness and enthusiasm said that “Today there are many means of entertainment but the traditional genres are relevant even today and we all together have to carry forward the cultural tradition and save it. We organized this Mahakavi Sammelan in the memory of our father because he always liked it and this could be a true tribute. Through poems, we feel our roots and when the best poets of the country are on stage, the matter becomes even more important. Sohna has been an effort to organize a great event in association with the cultural platform, since this was the first event, we will try to do better in the future.” 

The organizer of the program thanked all the guests and visitors and expressed gratitude to the poets who came.