"The uniqueness of Indian sensibilities lies in its diversity. The writers should always remain alert to safeguard and preserve India's uniqueness and diversity in their works of art," she said.
Salma was speaking after inaugurating the fourth edition of South India Writers Ensemble (SIWE) at Edaneer Mutt here yesterday.
'Diverse Voices, Universal Sensibilities' was the theme of this year's one-day festival.
Malayalam poets V M Girija, Madhavan Puracheri, Anitha Thampi, Divakaran Vishnumangalam, Anwar Ali, A C Sreehari, K Rajagopal and Biju Kanjangad represented Kerala in the poet's meet held as part of the festival.
South India Writers Ensemble (SIWE) is the signature festival of Pampa (People for Performing Arts and More), led by poet Kanaka Hama since 2013.
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