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Bhopal Hosts Vishwa Rang Festival

Bhopal Hosts Vishwa Rang Festival
Bhopal to host seventh edition Vishwa Rang festival of literature and arts · theprint.in

The Vishwa Rang festival is happening in Bhopal from November 27 to 30.

It's a big event where people from all over the world come to talk about books, music, dance, and movies.

There will be over 80 talks and performances.

Important people like the Governor of Madhya Pradesh and the former President of Mauritius will be there.

The festival started in Bhopal in 2019 and has been to other places like Mauritius and Sri Lanka.

This year, it's back in Bhopal with lots of energy and new ideas.

It's a great way to learn about different cultures and arts.

Key facts

Event Name
Vishwa Rang
Edition
7th
Dates
November 27-30
Location
Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
Organizers
Rabindranath Tagore University, Tagore International Centre for Art and Culture
Participants
Over 1000 linguists, litterateurs, educationists, experts, and cultural workers
Dialogue Sessions
Over 80
Countries Represented
41

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Santosh Choubey

Director General of 'Vishwa Rang' and Chancellor of Rabindranath Tagore University

“"More than 1000 linguists, litterateurs, educationists, science and technology experts, critics, cultural workers, environmentalists from India and the world, along with well-known personalities from the world of media, arts, cinema and entertainment, will be a part of Vishwa Rang"”
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“"The Vishwa Rang journey, which began in Bhopal in 2019, has returned to the city, filled with new energy and confidence after travelling through Mauritius, Sri Lanka, New Delhi, and Mumbai"”
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Prashant Singh

Festival Founder

“Lucknow has always celebrated diversity, in its language, food, music and art. With UNESCO recognizing Lucknow as a Creative City of Gastronomy, we feel an even deeper responsibility to honour every shade of its creativity. Koshala Literature Festival is our tribute to the many voices, traditions and stories that make Lucknow not just a city, but a shared emotion.”
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Ajay Jain

Founder of MicroLit

“Lucknow’s culture is a tapestry woven with poetry, music and hospitality. The Sahir Ludhianvi Award adds a profound new dimension to the festival and will inspire emerging poetic voices across India.”
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