Melbourne's literary group promotes Hindi in Sri Lanka

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Melburnians Renu Tiwari, Amit Tiwari, Suniti Mishra, Rachna Gupta, Savita Senia, and other artists from around the world gave presentations at the international literary and cultural gathering held in Colombo. Credit: Supplied by Shabd Yatra.

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This year, in celebration of World Hindi Day, Shabd Yatra, a literary group, organized an international literary and cultural gathering with the Indian Council for Cultural Relations in Colombo. Sixty distinguished writers and artists from India, Australia, Oman, Jordan, and Sri Lanka participated in this event. Suniti Mishra, one of the attendees, shared her experience of promoting the legacy of the Hindi language abroad.

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