Aditya Ankur, Tezpur: The much-anticipated three-day Writers' Meet, organised by Asam Sahitya Sabha in collaboration with the Nagaon, Hojai, and Morigaon district units, starts today at 9:30 AM with an inaugural session. The event aims to create a space for literary dialogue and nurture creative talent across genres. Renowned journalist and poet Monalisa Changkija from Nagaland graced the inaugural session. Principal Secretary Debajit Borah announced that literary discussions, readings, and panel sessions would be held simultaneously at Nagaon District Library, Kamaladevi Todi Smriti Bhawan, and Nagaon Sanskritik Prakalpa. During the three days programme numbers of prominent and upcoming authors, poets, novelists, playwrights, lyricists, literary, cultural and drama activists will take part as resource persons, panellists and moderators which include Dr. Malini, Anuradha Sharma Pujari, Pramod Kalita ,Anubhav Tulasi ,Dr. Mausumi Kandali, Juri Bora Bargohain, Arindam Barkatki, Dr. Mrinal Kalita, Monika Devi, Dr. Arabinda Rajkhowa, Dr. Sanjeev Pal Deka, Bipasha Bora, Dr. Apurba Kumar Saikia, , Dr. Tapati Barua Kashyap, Mileswar Patar, Rajiv Bora, Diganta Saikia, Baidyabright Buragohain, Anindita Batsyayan , Janki Sarma, Dr. Manju Laskar , Pradeep Saikia, Jonmani Das, Dwijen Kumar Das, Luit Kiran Das Neelam Gogoi, Manalisa Saikia, Dr. Panchanan Hazarika, Dhrubajyoti Sharma, Gayatri Prantik Sharma, Dr. Juri Barua, Jintu Gitartha, Shubrakinkar Goswami, Pulin Kalita, Dr. Kabyashree Mahanta, Nayanjyoti Bhattacharya, Parijat Barua , Anamika Bora, Dr. Ranjan Bhattacharya, Prashanta Kataki, Pankajjyoti Bhuyan, Debabrat Mahanta, Hillol Kumar Pathak, Nijra Rajkumari and several others. Opening session will be presided over by Sabha President Dr. Basanta Kumar Goswami. State Education Minister Dr. Ranoj Pegu will be attending as Chief Guest, Former Sabha President Padma Shri Dr. Surjya Kanta Hazarika and Sabha Vice President Padum Rajkhowa will be present as Guests of Honour. Nagaon MLA Rupak Sarma, who heads the local organising committee urged all literary enthusiasts to attend and make the programme a grand success.
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