
Shubhangi Thakur, one of the organisers of the event in the city disclosed, “in all there were 20 poets who participated in the event, which included 15 from Shimla and 5 from Chandigarh.”

Founded by Prerit Rajput and Gursaya Grewal, the event was launched at Chandigarh in September 2015 and in 10 months has brought together over 70 poets.
“With the aim of reaching out to as many poets as we can and creating platforms for them, we have brought Kavitactic to Shimla,” say Prerit Rajput.
Held at Cafe Simla, Gursaya Grewal adds, “the event has brought together the poets of Shimla and laid the foundation of a community that is here to start a literary movement. Kavitactic strives to create a niche for the poets of a city while paving a path for them.”
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