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Kannada poetry should not be sacrificed to AI - writer warns at Dasara poetry meet
Writer Vaidhehi inaugurated the multi-faceted poetry meet organized by the Dasara Poets' Committee at the B.M. Sri Hall of the Kumarappa Kannada Study Centre in Mysuru.
The multi-faceted poetry meet organized by the Dasara Poets' Committee at the B.M. Sri Hall of the Kumarappa Kannada Study Centre in Mysuru was inaugurated by writer Vaidhehi. At the event, film actor Dr. Chandru, Vice-Chancellor of Mysore University Prof. N.K. Lokanath, MLA K. Harish Gowda, Director of Kumarappa Kannada Study Centre Prof. Nanjappa Hognuru, Special Officer of Dasara Poets' Meet M. Dasegowda and others were present. The cultural programs organized at the event attracted the public. Later, Vaidhehi said that poetry has the power to contemplate society. The first poet in the world was a mother, who inspired devotion by singing lullabies. She said that one should realize that it is possible to express profound ideas through simple words, which is a sign of self-confidence. Chandru said that India, which is rich in art, literature and diverse cultures, is an extremely wealthy nation. He praised the brevity of literature in the works of D.V. Gundappa, Dinakar Desai, V.K. Gokak and G.P. Rajarathnam.