Srinagar, Jun 25: The five-day Calligraphy Conference-cum-Workshop, organised by Sheikh-ul-Alam Calligraphy and Cultural Organisation, Chadoora, Budgam, with financial assistance from the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, New Delhi, concluded today with a grand valedictory function at Government Higher Secondary School, Zohama, Chadoora.
The concluding ceremony was attended by Tariq Ahmad Reshi (ACD, RDD) as the chief guest. Among the distinguished guests present on the occasion were renowned artist Asad Anjum, Abdul Ghani Dar, Principal of Government Higher Secondary School, Zohama, and Raja Muzaffar Bhat, Chairman of the RTI Movement.
The guests appreciated the efforts of the organisers in promoting the rich tradition of calligraphy and creating opportunities for young students to learn and preserve this valuable cultural heritage.
The organisation also honoured the calligraphy experts, artists, and resource persons who imparted training and shared their knowledge during the workshop. Their contributions were widely appreciated by both the organizers and participants.
The speakers highlighted the historical, artistic, and cultural significance of calligraphy and stressed the need for preserving traditional art forms in the modern age.
They emphasised that such programmes play an important role in nurturing creativity, discipline, patience, and aesthetic appreciation among students.
Speaking on the occasion, the office bearers of Sheikh-ul-Alam Calligraphy and Cultural Organisation reiterated their commitment to the promotion and preservation of calligraphic art and cultural heritage. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks, acknowledging the support of the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, the school administration, resource persons, guests, and participants for making the event a grand success.
A large number of students, teachers, artists, calligraphy enthusiasts, cultural activists, and members of civil society attended the concluding ceremony.
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