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Jammu, May 08: Nami Dogri Sanstha (Regd.) released "Chandi Rani De Darbar" VCD at K. L. Sehgal Hall, Cultural Academy Complex, Jammu.
Prof. R. D. Sharma, Vice-Chancellor, Jammu University was the Chief Guest. Sohail Kazmi, Senior Journalist Presided Over the Function. Shri Yash Pal Yash-Renowned Lyricist and Composer, Shri Shakti Gupta-Retd. Principal District & Sessions Judge, Capt. Lalit Sharma IFS Retd., Convener, Nami Dogri Sanstha (Regd.) were the Guests of Honour. Dr. Arvinder Singh Amn was the Special Invitee. Shri Rajesh Sharma Bittu was the Special Guest and Advocate Dogra Harish Kaila, President, Nami Dogri Sanstha (Regd.)  also shared the dais.
All the dignitaries unveiled and released the VCD. The Music Composed by Sahil Lucky and Singers was Master Deepak Mangotra, Video by Kuldeep Raaj, Directed and Edited by Sonu Walia, Recorded at Hardik Naman Studio. Nami Dogri Sanstha (Regd.) felicitated all the dignitaries and Artists of the VCD.
Prof. R. D. Sharma, Vice-Chancellor, Jammu University congratulated Mr. Sahil Lucky and his entire team for the great achievement and said that may the Goddess Chandi Maa bless all of us and the VCD of Bhaint may be the most popular. He also congratulated Nami Dogri Sanstha (Regd.) for doing such type of programmes.
Sohail Kazmi in his presidential address congratulated and seek blessings of the Chandi Mata for one and all.
Dr. Arvinder Singh Amn also congratulated all the artists of the VCD and said that being an artist myself I know the pressure and work load of performing to bring out the final work. He prayed to the Almighty for success of the VCD and wished to have more VCD from the Artists.
Shri Rajesh Sharma Bittu also congratulated the entire team of Shri Sahil Lucky and prayed to Maa Chandi for success and blessings of one and all.
Advocate Dogra Harish Kaila, President, Nami Dogri Sanstha (Regd.) also congratulated all the artists of the VCD.
Capt. Lalit Sharma IFS Retd., Convener, Nami Dogri Sanstha (Regd.) read the welcome address.
Shri Yash Pal Yash, General Secretary, Nami Dogri Sanstha (Regd.)  presented vote of thanks.
Deepak Kumar, Ramesh Jogi, Rohan Singh, Rahi Kapoor, Nandani Kapoor, Kashish Rajput, Himanshu Kapoor, Manoj Bakshi, Capt. Lalit Sharma IFS, Sham Talib, President Adbi Kunj, Shambu Ram Pyasa, Ravi Razdan, Ashok Sharma, M. L. Komal, Vice President, NDS, Advocate Nidhi Kaila, Ritvick Rohan Kaila, Shivender Kumar, Som Raj Taroch, Ram Pal Dogra, M. S. Kamra, Bishan Dass Khak, Raj Kamal, S. Satveer Singh, Arun Salan, Mohan Singh Jamwal, K. K. Shakir, Sandeep Singh Jamwal were present on the occasion. 


Jammu, Aug 9 : Team Jammu and Dogri Sanstha Jammu today accused the Kashmir Centric Administration of trying to mislead people of Jammu on the imposition of the Kashmiri language in Jammu colleges. "We have documentary evidences which establish contradictions between assertions and actions of the state government with regard to imposition of Kashmir language in Jammu colleges,’’ Prof Lalit Mangotra of Dogri Sanstha and Zorawar Singh Jamwal of Team Jammu jointly here told reporters. "When Government vide an order on July 4, 2017 converted and approved 49 posts of Kashmiri teachers for teaching Kashmiri in Jammu region, this ill conceived and anti-Dogri order met with a stiff resistance and vehement protests from Dogri Sanstha, Team Jammu and other literary, cultural, social and political organizations of Jammu,’’ said Prof Mangotra. The members, however, in one voice, demanded rescinding of an order, which was an attempt to invade Dogra Culture and Dogra Identity. Prof Mangotra and Mr Jamwal said according to a report, the Minister of Higher Education, had stated categorically that whatever be the language of the orders, no post will be assigned to a college unless there is a demand from the college and unless there is sufficient enrollment. This clearly is a case of surreptitiously introducing Kashmiri in a college of Jammu region. Lambasting at the state government, Prof Mangotra said, "The Government owes an explanation, as to what was the logic and motive behind issuance of such discriminatory directives to the universities of Jammu region?" The two leader said: "We want to make it clear to the Government that the people of Jammu will not be hoodwinked any more, and we are ready to make all sacrifices to protect our culture, language and identity. Let it be known to all concerned that to us Dogra culture, language and identity is most sacrosanct and we will fight truth and nails to protect the same." UNI