"Roots In Kashmir" is an initiative launched by us, the Kashmiri Pandit Youth, to reclaim our Roots that identify us. Even though we have been hounded out of our homes and hearths in the Kashmir valley, our "Roots" are very much anchored in the Vitasta Valley. This is an initiative to protest and raise the general awareness of public to a level where our "fight for our roots" is felt, heard and acted upon.
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Thursday, June 21, 2007
People's Power : Pictures from the Delhi Screening
Among many who attended the screening was Brijnath Wattal Betab"the voice of the kashmiri broadcast"the poet who wrote "Maet Aab". Betab ,an inspiration for young poets craving for their motherland while in Exile.
guys....the response was overwhelming and the impact on the big screen was brilliant rik presentation here i guess takes the cake for its straight forwardness and haunting music.......it felt geat to hear likes of sapan dasgupta and sandhya jain talk without mincing any words and their suggestions need to be taken seriously.....overall a wonderful experience....hats off to the rik team
4 comments:
Brilliant presentation!
Keep the flame alive! :)
A life-time experience..
Heartbreaking visuals..
Hats off to the RIK team!
guys....the response was overwhelming and the impact on the big screen was brilliant
rik presentation here i guess takes the cake for its straight forwardness and haunting music.......it felt geat to hear likes of sapan dasgupta and sandhya jain talk without mincing any words and their suggestions need to be taken seriously.....overall a wonderful experience....hats off to the rik team
I think RIK is doing great work, but this is just the beginning, we have to achieve a lot and events like these can will surely serve our purpose.
The documentary "...And the World Remained Silent" left each and every person sitting in the auditorium choked with emotion.
The views expressed by the panel were very much relevant and we should act upon the suggestions expressed by the Dr. Agnishekhar and others.
Great job done but we still have a long way to go.
Long live kashmiri pandits........original inhabitants of Kashmir.
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