Jammu: University of SMVV, in collaboration with the Regional Igna Center (Gandhi Gandhi Art Center) (J & K) together hold webinars on “Saint Women, Bachelor and Kashmir Philosophers” on Sundays.
Among the main speakers participating in this webinar including Dr.
Virendra Bangroo, Director, Regional Igna Center, SMVDU Campus; Smt.dolly tikoo ‘arwaal’, poet; Narindra Safaya, President, ‘Kashmir Heritage’, Author & Author; Inayat Gul, Secretary General, ‘Kashmir Markazi Adab VA Sakafat’, poet and writer; SMT Ujjwal Handoo, Author, Author; Ms aroosa ashraf, writer & writer; Chasshool Mahaldar, Artist & Film Maker; Ali Ahsan, writer and writer; Ms.
Deeba Nazir Khan, Author and Sunil Raina Rajanaaka, artist, writer.
Safe! You have managed to throw your voteogin to see Rultr Virendra Bangroo say that in Indian tradition, women are held at high prices and have contributed to every way of life.
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Dolly Tikoo Arwaal, read famous and briefly describe the Saints and Kashmir philosophers briefly.
Narinder Safaya said that we have a complete chronology of rulers but not our saints and scholars.
Inayat Gul said there was no gender discrimination in the order of Rishi.
Handoo SMT Ujjwal talks about the impact of Vedas, Trica, and Upanishad at Ded Lal.
Miss Aroosa Ashraf said that Lal Ded was the first mystical presentation of Kashmir and one could conclude from him said that women in Kashmir Liberal and accepted education.
Chasshool Mahaldar shared his experience while directing a documentary for Igna and emphasizing the need to create awareness about the Kashmir composite culture.
Ali Ahsan gave a detailed account of the students of Women Sheikh Noor-U-Din while MS Deba Nazir said that the empowerment of women in Kashmir for ages and women contributed in all areas of life.
Sunil Raina Rajanaka said that Kashmir was the land of Dewi Mother and her temple was in the whole valley.
Previous Sumanta Sarthi Sharma, Faculty Coordinator, Ek Bharat Shthththa Bharat, University of SMVV, welcomed the speaker.
Smvdu, Igna Hold Webinar on ‘Saint Women, Scholars and Kashmir philosopher’
