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Anthology by Chennai Poets’ Circle released; it features 60 poets

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Anthology by Chennai Poets’ Circle released; it features 60 poets
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The Chennai Poets’ Circle recently celebrated its 25th annual seminar with the launch of its anniversary anthology, Efflorescence 2025. This publication features the work of 143 poets, ranging from young students to seasoned veterans. The event included discussions on the role of poetry in contemporary society and highlighted the importance of community among writers.

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Non-profit and non-sectarian literary group Chennai Poets’ Circle (CPC) recently marked its 25th annual seminar at TAG Auditorium, Ramakrishna Mission Higher Secondary School in T. Nagar, Chennai.The focal point of the seminar was the launch of Efflorescence 2025, the group’s 25th anniversary anthology. This milestone publication features the verses of 143 poets, spanning a wide age band, from a nine-year-old student to veterans aged 80 and above. The anthology was officially released by chief guest K. Ganesh, former associate professor and head of the department of English at Madras Christian College, according to a press release.The seminar drew approximately 60 poets from across India, including representatives from Maharashtra, Telangana, West Bengal, Kerala and Karnataka.

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