Mysuru Dasara Kavighoshti Features Over 140 Poets Highlighting Kannada Poetry Preservation
The five-day Mysuru Dasara Bahurupi Kavighoshti, held at the Kuvempu Institute of Kannada Studies, featured over 140 poets ranging from eight to 90 years old. Renowned writer Vaidehi inaugurated the event, emphasizing the importance of preserving Kannada poetry amid the rise of artificial intelligence and advocating for simple, meaningful expression. The festival included sessions for humor, young, budding, folk, and main poets, with participation from diverse backgrounds including international poets. Officials and artists praised the event's role in sustaining literary heritage.
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