The Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB) of the University of Delhi taught creative writing skills to develop the skills of girl candidates. For this, an online creative writing workshop was organized by NCWEB in Hindi-English medium. Which ended on Saturday evening. In this workshop, three girls were given prizes for both Hindi and English medium and two girls were given incentive prizes.
The event was held on the online zoom platform. Prof KG Suresh, Vice-Chancellor of Makhan Lal Chaturvedi University was present in the program as the chief guest. Noted writer and social activist, special guest Naina Sahasrabuddhe, Dean Student Welfare, and NCWEB Chairman Prof. Rajeev Gupta, and Director of NCWEB Dr. Geeta Bhatt were also present.
On this occasion, Prof KG Suresh stated that one should always be studious. At the same time, Prof Suresh said to understand the culture, civilization, and human psychology of the country, it is necessary to talk and travel with more and more people. NCWEB Deputy Director Dr. Umashankar said that creativity never ends, this workshop will encourage all of us by becoming a source of inspiration.
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