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Jashn-e-Sukhan: Marking World Poetry Day

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Poetry enthusiasts in Delhi NCR will participate in the the inaugural edition of “Jashn-e-Sukhan,” a unique poetry event set at Gurgaon’s favourite hangout DLF CyberHub on March 16 to commemorate the upcoming World Poetry Day.

Translating into the “celebration of spoken words,” this event promises to be a mesmerising ode to the power of poetry in the heart of India’s cultural capital.

In line with the emerging wave of poets in Delhi NCR, “Jashn-e-Sukhan” aims to showcase the diverse talent and vibrant poetic landscape of the region. This first-of-its-kind event will feature a collective of nine renowned and budding poets from Delhi NCR’s literati each bringing their unique style and perspective to the stage.

“We are thrilled to introduce ‘Jashn-e-Sukhan’ as a platform to celebrate the rich tradition of poetry and spoken word artistry in Delhi NCR,” said Siddhartha Natu, Vice President and Cluster Head DLF Malls – Haryana & Rest of India office amenities. “With World Poetry Day just around the corner, this event serves as a tribute to the profound impact of poetry on our lives and communities.”

From soul-stirring verses to poignant narratives, “Jashn-e-Sukhan” promises an evening filled with inspiration, emotion, and artistic expression. Audiences can expect a captivating blend of spoken word performances, recitations, and interactive sessions, providing an immersive experience for poetry enthusiasts of all ages.

World Poetry Day is celebrated annually on March 21st to promote the reading, writing, publishing, and teaching of poetry worldwide. Recognised by UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) since 1999, this day serves as an opportunity to honor the contributions of poets and promote cultural dialogue through the universal language of poetry.

When: 6pm onwards, March 16

Where: DLF CyberHub Amphitheatre, Gurgaon

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