Early Times Report JAMMU, Oct 23: Buddha Art By Sanjogita has organised a special festive exhibition titled "Karwa Chauth & Diwali Special" at Shastri Nagar, Jammu, bringing together creativity, artistic excellence and festive gifting ahead of the much-awaited celebrations. The exhibition commenced on October 23 and will continue until October 31, 2026, offering visitors a vibrant collection of unique artworks, paintings, sketches, handcrafted items and thoughtful gifting options for the festive season. The first day of the exhibition was graced by the presence of Sindhu Kapoor, Principal, Higher Education Department, J&K; Dr Asha Chaubey, Chief Scientist and Head of Department, Fermentation Technology Division, and Nodal Scientist, Jigyasa Programme, CSIR-Indian Institute of Integrative Medicine, Jammu; and Divya Jain, General Secretary, Jammu South District, and former District President, JKUT Mahila Morcha, BJP, Jammu South. The organisers expressed their heartfelt gratitude to the distinguished guests for their gracious presence and encouragement, stating that their participation added warmth, prestige and enthusiasm to the festive occasion. The exhibition aims to provide residents of Jammu with an opportunity to explore creative artwork, discover distinctive gifts and celebrate the festive spirit through art and craftsmanship. With Karwa Chauth and Diwali approaching, the event offers visitors a chance to find meaningful and artistic gifts for their loved ones while appreciating the creativity and dedication behind each piece. Buddha Art By Sanjogita is dedicated to promoting artistic expression through art and craft, paintings, sketches, certification courses and diploma programmes in art. Through its creative initiatives, the organisation seeks to nurture artistic talent and encourage people to explore and appreciate different forms of art. Residents of Jammu and art enthusiasts are warmly invited to visit the exhibition at 23/C, near Girls Higher Secondary School, Shastri Nagar, Jammu, and be part of this festive celebration of art, creativity and culture, continuing until October 31, 2026. |