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Special edition of Bahuvachana Sahitya Vimarshe to be released on June 14

Special edition of Bahuvachana Sahitya Vimarshe to be released on June 14

The Hindu3 days ago

BENGALURU
A special edition of Bahuvachana Sahitya Vimarshe, the Kannada literary journal, will be released on June 14 at 5.30 p.m. in Bengaluru. The event will be held at Nani Angala, Suchitra Film Society, Banashankari II Stage.
Renowned Kannada language expert and literary critic K.V. Narayana will release the special edition and deliver the presidential address.
The event will feature noted columnist and progressive thinker Shivasundar, who will share his insights on contemporary literature and society.
Celebrated poet, playwright, and translator Mamatha Sagar will be the chief guest, lending a distinctive voice to the evening's proceedings.
The special edition of Bahuvachana Sahitya Vimarshe promises to be a significant contribution to Kannada literary discourse, featuring critical essays, reviews, and reflections on current literary trends.
The event is expected to attract writers, scholars, and literature enthusiasts from across Karnataka.

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