3-day lit fest from Nov 8 at Chandimandir

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 07:28 AM Nov 06, 2024 IST

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The Army Wives Welfare Association (AWWA) is organising a three-day literary and creativity event, Abhivyakti Literature Festival, at the Chandimandir Military Station from November 8-10. This year’s theme is “Explore, Express and Experience”.

The festival aims to bring together eminent authors, storytellers, journalists, celebrities, influencers and reading enthusiasts under one roof and harness the diverse talents within the AWWA community.

The festival will feature several sessions, covering themes such as women writers, motherhood, pride in uniform, finances, publishing, storytelling and the habit of reading and host celebrated authors from across the country.

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