Himachal: Himalaya Literature Forum to honour 5 women writers

Nalini Vibha ‘Nazli,’ a Hindi and Urdu writer-gazalist, is one of five women writers who will be honored by the Himalaya Literature Forum for their innovative literary, cultural, and environmental thinking programs in the country and state.

S R Harnot, eminent writer and President of Himalaya Sahitya Manch, stated in a statement on Friday that ‘Nazli’ will be honored alongside Prerna Thakre (Neemuch Madhya Pradesh), Devkanya Thakur, Deepti Saraswat ‘Pratima’ and Devina Akshaywar.

“The name of senior writer Dr. Nalini Vibha ‘Nazli’ is famous across the country as a poetess. Her 13 ghazal collections have been published so far, including two books for children. Recently, her extensive book of ghazals ‘Diwan-e-Nazli’ has been published in which about 500 of his ghazals are collected. Nazli ji has received many awards from the state and the country.”

Reena Choudhary

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