Hoshiarpur- On the occasion of Teachers' Day, a special program was organized by the Culture Conservation Society, Hoshiarpur at Chaudhary Restaurant in which the book of English poems "The Rain of Life" written by the society's member Inderjit Chaudhary was launched. Master Raghveer Singh and Master Nirmal Singh attended the event as the chief guests.
On this occasion, Dr. Dharampal Sahil, while giving information about the book, described many poems written in the book and said that these poems have a very deep meaning and requested the readers to benefit from reading these poems! On this occasion, the society's advisor Sanjeev Talwar, while mentioning two poems of the author "Friendship" and "Our Home", said that the author Inderjit Chaudhary is a true friend and a nature lover.
The foreword of this book has also been written by the great director of the society and eminent social worker Dr. Ajay Bagga. He said that it is not an easy task to get out of your mother tongue and write in other languages, and writing poetry in another language becomes an even more difficult task! Which the center's Chaudhary has accomplished with great enthusiasm.
The great singer and director of the music world, Gurdeep Singh, who participated in the program, shed light on the writer and said that Inderjit Chaudhary is the name of a truly simple and simple person! And his poems written by him bear witness to this. The president of the society, Master Kulwinder Singh Janda, while describing many poems, said that these poems have been written from the depths of the heart.
He told the audience present on this occasion that Inderjit Chaudhary is the only poet of the society who writes poems in Punjabi, Hindi, English and Urdu languages, which is a matter of great pride for the society. On this occasion, Mrs. Jaswinder Kaur, Keshav Chaudhary, Sanjeev Chaudhary, Surinderjeet, Rajkumari, Mahinder Chanda, members of the society Rajiv Talwar, Jeevan Lal, Mohan Lal Kalsi, Mrs. Parminder Kaur, Mrs. Bandana Kumari, Kalsi, Raman Kumar, Neeraj Mann etc. were present!