NMMC To Expand Marathi Literary Events After Poetry Recitation Competition Draws Enthusiastic Response
The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) plans to expand its Marathi literary programmes next year after its classical Marathi poetry recitation competition received an enthusiastic response, with 47 participants presenting poems by noted Marathi poets. Larger Literary Events Planned The civic body organised the competition as part of the Classical Marathi Language Week, observed from October…
The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) has announced plans to expand its Marathi literary programs next year following a successful classical Marathi poetry recitation competition. The competition, held as part of the Classical Marathi Language Week from October 3 to 9, drew enthusiastic participation from 47 poets reciting the works of renowned Marathi poets.
NMMC Mayor Sujata Patil emphasized the importance of preserving and promoting Marathi by incorporating the language into daily life. She stressed that Marathi, alongside English, plays a crucial role in nurturing cultural and emotional connections through literature. Judge Vinod Pithale commended the initiative for its impact on encouraging reading and audience engagement with poetry.
The competition saw 71 participants, with 47 attending and performing. Winners Rudraksh Patare, Dilip Gaikwad, and Pallavi Deshpande received book prizes, while special recognition was given to Anuja Kharsambale, Amol Waghmare, and advocate Nirant Patil. The NMMC also extended the deadline for its Marathi slogan and message-writing competition to October 12, inviting residents and civic officials to submit slogans on themes like language conservation, cleanliness, and health.
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