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  • Affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University.

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INTRODUCTION & HISTORICAL BACKGROUND

“VYAKT” the Literary Club of TIAS peruses the motto “Beyond the pages………into the new Horizon”, wherein one can hone the writing skills and boost their literary knowledge and creativity. It nurtures deeply evolved emotions, passions and experiences and art to express in words hence,

VYAKT: The Expressions evolved LITERARY CLUB Where verses get a platform … Have you ever imagined why only a few individuals are able to pen down and recite their thoughts effectively. The words, enunciation, content do play a vital role but one of the main reason that has an important impact on the fostering of such budding writers is the break, the stage and sometimes even the chance.

OBJECTIVE

  1. This club intents to develop self-efficacy and confidence and would help as a positive catalyst for upgrading and honing skills to enhance the Literary knowledge base.
  2. It works in tandem to benefit students to prove not only good managers but also innovative initiators in the disciplines of writing and speaking by conducting events that are both instructional and enjoyable and sharpening the skills of emotional thinking and to lit up light of enlightenment in everyone’s mind.
  3. It aims to organize various literary events and workshops to make the essence of knowledge felt by everyone so as to make the aspiring writers learn the most out of it and make their paths to success.
  4. To bring out the “Voyage” e- magazine and  to keep the blog and Facebook pages flooded with responses and likes.

PROGRAMME OFFICER’S

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Designation
From
To
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Mr. Amit Sharma  
Assistant Professor
03/08/2023  
Mr. B.K. Mishra  
Assistant Professor
25-08-2022  
02/08/2023

COMMITEE

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NOTICES WEF PDF
COMMITTEE LITERARY CLUB 11-07-2023
COMMITTEE LITERARY CLUB 01-09-2022

Minutes Of Meeting

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CONTENTS PDF
MOM 2023-24
MOM 2022-23

Literary Club VOLUNTEERS

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CONTENTS PDF
List of Volunteers Session: 2022-23

GENRES

When we talk about creative writing, fiction and poetry often take the spotlight, but there are many other types of creative writing that we can explore. Let’s look at the genres of creative writing. As you read through the list, note the types of writing you’ve experimented with and the types you’d like to try.

  1. Poetry: A very popular, the most artistic and creative form of writing. You can write form poetry, free-form poetry, and prose poetry. Or try writing a story in rhyme.
  2. Free writing: Let your strange words and images find their way to a blank page. Anything goes! It’s a pinnacle of creative writing
  3. Diaries: A diary is a type of journal in which you write about your daily life. Some diaries are written in letter format (“Dear Diary…”). If you ever want to write a memoir, it would be a good idea to start keeping a diary.
  4. Memoir: Memoirs are books that contain personal accounts (or stories) that focus on specific experiences. For example, one might write a travel memoir.
  5. Essays: Essays are often associated with academic writing, but there are many types of essays, including personal essays, descriptive essays, and persuasive essays, all of which can be quite creative (and not especially academic).
  6. Song lyrics: Song lyrics combine the craft of writing with the artistry of music. Composing lyrics is similar to writing poetry, and this is an ideal type of writing for anyone who can play a musical instrument.
  7. Storytelling: Storytelling is the most popular form of creative writing and is found in the realms of both fiction and nonfiction writing. Popular forms of fiction include flash fiction, short stories, novellas, and full-length novels.
  8. Vignettes: Vignettes can be poems, stories, descriptions, personal accounts…anything goes really. The key is that a vignette is extremely short — just a quick snippet.
  9. Microtale: Microtale is the shortest story format in story-writing. A microtale is of least words yet hard to create as they must tell a story in just limited words.
  10. Stand-up Comedy: Stand-up comedy is stated to be the “freest form of comedy writing” that is normally regarded as an “extension of” the person performing.

We welcome anyone and everyone with a passion for writing, reading, and creativity. Which is your creative writing genre? Share your interest or creations by leaving a comment or mail us at vyakt.tias@gmail.com

TECNIA LITERARY-CLUB ACTIVITIES

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CONTENT
SESSION
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LITERARY CLUB ACTIVITIES & CAMPAIGNS Session: 2023-24
LITERARY CLUB ACTIVITIES & CAMPAIGNS Session: 2022-23
LITERARY CLUB ACTIVITIES & CAMPAIGNS Session: 2021-22

ACTIVITIES REPORTS

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Category
Topic
Resource Person
Organized By
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21.09.19
Competition
Poetry Competition
Ms.Megha Mohan, Incharge, Literary Club
Ms.Megha Mohan, Incharge, Literary Club
10.01.20
Seminar on World Hindi Diwas
Dr.Ajay Kumar Singh, Faculty, BA(J&MC) ,TIAS
Ms.Megha Mohan, Incharge, Literary Club
10.02.20
Competition
Blog Writing Competition
Ms.Megha Mohan
Ms.Megha Mohan, Incharge, Literary Club
21.02.20
UN International Mother Language Day
Dr.Ajay Kumar
Ms.Megha Mohan, Incharge, Literary Club
21.02.22
Competition
Poetry Competition on Matrabhasha Diwas (Mother Language day)
Dr.Ajay Kumar Singh, Faculty, BA(J&MC) ,TIAS
Ms.Megha Mohan, Incharge, Literary Club
22.04.22
Competition
Creative Writing Competition on: World International Mother
Ms. Punam Agrawal, Literary Club
21.05.22
Competition
Creative writing competition organized on the occasion of Anti Terrorism Day
Ms. Punam Agrawal, Literary Club
07.06.22
Competition
Creative writing competition organized on the occasion of Yoga Day
Ms. Punam Agrawal, Literary Club
20.07.22
Competition
Poetry competition organized on the occasion of International Day of Friendship
Ms. Punam Agrawal, Literary Club
15.09.22
Competition
Writing Competition on International Day of Democracy
Mr. Nitin Yadav, Literary Club
30.09.22
Competition
Extempore on Golden Years of India’s Transformation & Growth
Mr. Nitin Yadav, Literary Club
11.11.22
Competition
Open House Discussion on National Education Day
Mr. Nitin Yadav, Literary Club
21.04.23
Competition
Article writing Competition themed on World Earth Day
Mr. Bal Krishna Mishra, Literary Club
27.05.23
Campaign
Importance of education in life
Mr. Bal Krishna Mishra, Literary Club
02.11.23
Campaign
Creative Writing Competition Digital India
Mr. Amit Sharma, Literary Club

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