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Literary event mark the international conference on Post-truth

33 participants presented their literary works in English, Hindi, and Urdu at the literary event, which was held on the Department of Fine Arts' lawns.

Literary event mark the international conference: Through the auspices of the International Conference on “Post-Truth(s): Representations in Contemporary Literature and Cinema,” a two-day intellectual endeavour hosted by the Department of English, the Raleigh Literary Society, Aligarh Muslim University, held its second Spoken Word Poetry and Storytelling Competitions on November 28 and 29.

33 participants presented their literary works in English, Hindi, and Urdu at the literary event, which was held on the Department of Fine Arts’ lawns. The works touched on a variety of themes related to human life, such as stories of heroes and villains, resistance, truth, and falsity, as well as dystopian and enhanced realities. An open-theme portion gave a magical element of spontaneity and let the artists explore unexplored avenues for their artistic expression.

The programme was run by Ms. Sakina and Ms. Adhna, and the event judges were Prof. Samina Khan and Dr. Muneer A. Kuzhiyan.

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Maryam Khan emerged victorious in the Spoken Word Poetry category, while Areeba Ahmed and Adhna MP placed second and third, respectively. Abdul Muneeb was named the Best Storyteller, while special mention was given to Aloufa Elayodath, Khadeeja, Waseem Akram, and Hamda Tahoor for their excellent performances.

The programme was opened by Raleigh Literary Society Secretary Sharmien Ajmal, who also expressed gratitude to the participants for their creative works. Joint Secretary Sidrah Noor then wrapped up the event.

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