Valedictory Session
International Seminar
Department of English,
Shoolini University
23 May 2020
The valedictory session of "A Nine-Day Wonder " Virtual
International Literature Seminar organised by the Department of English,
Shoolini University began on 23rd May 2020. Professor Manju Jaidka introduced
Professor Atul Khosla, the Pro-Vice-Chancellor of Shoolini University and
briefed everyone about the proceedings of the past few days of the seminar. She
added, "COVID or No COVID, we will have seminars, we will have
intellectual, academic activities and will carry on."
Professor
Manju Jaidka informed the audience that this Virtual International Literature
Seminar is going to be a part of a series of seminars called, 'BOB- Back to our
basics.' She also expressed her desire to bring together a collection of
stories related to COVID Crisis and experiences of people who have suffered,
gone through, survived and grappled through this pandemic.
A
society headed by Professor Manju Jaidka has been conducting International
Conferences since 1998, and she proudly announced that next such an event will
be organised in collaboration with Shoolini University.
The
chairpersons and the speakers of the seminar introduced themselves and their
topics of discussion and expressed their gratitude to Shoolini University for
organising such an illuminating event.
Professor
Atul Khosla, the Pro-Vice-Chancellor of Shoolini University, welcomed everyone
warmly. He shared his encounters with literature during his engineering days
and how a lot of Indian authors influenced him. Professor proudly highlighted
his affiliation with the Jaipur Literature Festival and also mentioned his
favourite text 'A Fine Balance by Rohinton Mistry' and its influence on
his life. He expressed his passion for bringing the best professors inspiring
people to Shoolini University. Along with this, he also invited all the
speakers to visit Shoolini University post the COVID crisis.
Professor
Manju Jaidka informed the audience that more than 40 participants have
presented their papers from different parts of the world in this seminar.
Further, she announced that the e-certificates will be given to all the
participates.
"A Nine-Day Wonder" came to an end by bidding goodbyes, expressing
gratitude and desires to meet again
With Warm Regards
Lata Negi
“What we
call the beginning is often the end. And to make an end is to make a beginning.
The end is where we start from.”
T.S.
Eliot
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