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Inkpot is a very positive development to showcase our culture, because that`s ultimately our country`s biggest asset in many ways. This showcasing of literature, music, art, theatre, design, magic, all of these things at Inkpot India Conclave is what privileges India at its best
Conferences like Inkpot are super important because they create platforms for all kinds of ideas and thoughts and without an idea you can’t evolve as a human or as a society. And the more we have more of such platforms, the better it is for writers, for all of the cultural aspirations we have for our country and for our society.
I think Inkpot Conclave is a great idea. What I like about Inkpot is that there is a variety of topics and choices of panelists and people speaking; it’s very heterogenous. It represents different shades of opinion and it touches upon very sensitive issues, contentious issues but in a sensible manner and this allow for public discourse to happen.
Inkpot is a wonderful festival. From everything that I have been hearing and seeing, it is something that’s making people aware about what’s really happening and how they could go back to their roots. And it’s not just about cosmetics or wellness but all fields and it’s really been an eye-opener for me. I really think it will help in the progress of India.
I think festivals like Inkpot serve a very good purpose: they disseminate ideas and people have so many original ideas or they are reinforcing old ideas and that goes to a much wider audience. Today`s technologies` dissemination platforms are so vast that dissemination of ideas happen very quickly.
Through festivals such as Inkpot people are trying to express themselves freely.This itself carries forward because it leaves a memory in someone`s mind; people will go and share it. With the digital medium you can share so much of what is being done here at lit fests like these. The touch and feel of people, the spirit of people, the diverse lives that are coming together here at Inkpot are a reminder of what our country is.
Conclaves are very important and Inkpot is doing great by organizing something like this. It is due to such events that you begin to think, reflect and then also permeate that knowledge across people who have attended that conclave and thereby be participant to such knowledge. Unfortunately we have stopped thinking as much as we should be and conclaves like these give you the opportunity to do so.
The important thing about Inkpot is that it is driven by a young person Simar Malhotra who has a dream and who has got young people involved in generating an awareness which is the need to recognize our cultural roots. She is doing it through a platform where there are dancers, musicians, designers and writers and t is indeed a great way to push a dream forward
I would like to congratulate Inkpot for its success in bringing people and experts together on a common platform. People should have access to more genuine sources of information and Inkpot is one of them Festivals like Inkpot also create awareness about the whole issue of healthy living which has to be done in a natural way
Inkpot is a great platform which provides you the opportunity to learn from various panellists who excel in their fields. It`s an amazing informative platform. You get the chance to acquire knowledge from people and through this conclave you also impart knowledge to others.
Conclaves like Inkpot are important for meeting and exchanging ideas. Today we are living in a world of digital technology where people hardly talk to each other physically. We often talk to each other on Whatsapp or Facebook but don`t meet physically which is the unfortunate part. Lit fests such as Inkpot should happen in closer intervals and I must congratulate the organizers for involving so many youngsters in this conclave
Oh I think we need more and more of Lit Fests like Inkpot for sure. The more conversations you have around whatever you want to share with the world, the better it will be. I have attended three of Inkpot sessions today and learnt so much. If we bring these conversations to every day India, we will change India one story at a time.