Press Release
Asian Literary Society organized the ALS Independence Day Special Event 2025.
The Asian Literary Society (ALS), an initiative of the ALSphere Foundation, in collaboration with East West Public School and St. John’s School, Bengaluru, hosted the ALS Independence Day Special Event 2025. This engaging online program showcased the creative talents of students through original poetry recitations and patriotic performances, celebrating the spirit of India’s Independence Day.
The event featured inspiring contributions from students: Vishnu Kulkarni, Nivedha, Deekshitha, Yashmitha, Trisha S, Zoya Khan, Amrutha, Affifa Fathima, Rhea Dias, Anupama CH, Deeksha Mohan, Charushree, Navyashree, Araadhya, Monish, Ankita, Shreyas K, Sai Samarth, Ishmita, Hamsini, Naisha Sharma, Preetam J, and Kaushik P.
Mr. Manoj Krishnan, Founder of ALS, and Ms. Grace SithaRaman, International Coordinator, expressed their gratitude to all participants and ALS members for their enthusiastic participation and unwavering support. The event highlighted the power of speech and the written word as vital pillars of democracy. Students crafted their poems and delivered heartfelt recitations, showcasing their creativity and patriotic fervor.
The ALS Independence Day Special Event 2025 garnered widespread appreciation from viewers, who praised ALS for its commitment to fostering literary and cultural expression. The event underscored the organization’s mission to empower young voices and promote artistic excellence.
Founded in 2017, the Asian Literary Society is dedicated to promoting Asian literature, art, and indigenous languages globally. With a vibrant community spanning over 100 countries, ALS provides a dynamic platform for artists and writers across Asia. The society also champions inclusivity through its community-driven programs, supporting individuals with special needs.
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