May Sahitya Mela to Address Constitutional Democracy Concerns in Hubballi
May Sahitya Mela in Hubballi this weekend
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The 12th May Sahitya Mela will take place on May 16-17 at RN Shetty Hall in Hubballi, Karnataka, India. This year's theme, 'Attack on Constitutional Democracy,' aims to foster dialogue among writers, activists, and citizens about the challenges facing India's democratic values and the Constitution.
- 01The theme of this year's Sahitya Mela is 'Attack on Constitutional Democracy.'
- 02The event will feature discussions on democratic values, equality, justice, and social harmony.
- 03Prominent speakers include retired judges, writers, and social activists from across India.
- 04Activities will include panel discussions, poetry sessions, and a book exhibition.
- 05The Mela aims to promote awareness and collective action in defense of democratic ideals.
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The 12th May Sahitya Mela is scheduled for May 16-17 at RN Shetty Hall in Hubballi, Karnataka, India, with the theme 'Attack on Constitutional Democracy.' Convenor Basavaraj Sulibhavi stated that the festival aims to unite writers, thinkers, activists, and citizens to discuss the challenges to democratic values in India. The event will feature panel discussions, seminars, poetry sessions, storytelling events, and cultural activities, alongside a book exhibition and art displays. Notable participants include retired judges B.G. Kolse Patil and H Nagamohan Das, along with various writers and social activists from across the country. The Mela seeks to address growing concerns over cultural intolerance and divisive tendencies that threaten the Constitution and encourage dialogue on equality, justice, and social harmony, which are fundamental to democracy.
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The Mela will provide a platform for citizens to engage in discussions about the state of democracy in India, potentially influencing public awareness and action regarding constitutional rights.
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