Dr. Sandeep Marwah Releases Debut Poetry Collection “But Not Quite” by Young Poet Navya Kapoor

Dr. Sandeep Marwah Releases Debut Poetry Collection “But Not Quite” by Young Poet Navya Kapoor

New Delhi: Renowned media personality, educationist, and President of Marwah Studios, Dr. Sandeep Marwah, had the pleasure and honor of releasing the debut poetry collection “But Not Quite” by the talented young poet Navya Kapoor at a graceful literary event held at Alliance Française de Delhi.

The book, But Not Quite, is a heartfelt collection of poems that beautifully captures the emotions, thoughts, aspirations, and perspectives of a young and promising writer. Through her evocative verses, Navya Kapoor offers readers a refreshing and sensitive exploration of life’s experiences, making her debut a noteworthy contribution to contemporary literature.

The event was organized under the guidance of Satish Kapoor of WeCare, who invited Dr. Sandeep Marwah as the Chief Guest to formally unveil the book.

While releasing the publication, Dr. Sandeep Marwah congratulated Navya Kapoor on her remarkable literary achievement and appreciated her creative expression. He emphasized the importance of encouraging young authors and poets, stating, “Literature is a powerful medium for expressing emotions, preserving culture, and inspiring society. Young writers like Navya Kapoor bring fresh perspectives and creative energy to the literary world. It is heartening to witness such talent being nurtured and celebrated.”

Dr. Marwah further highlighted the role of literature in shaping society and reaffirmed his commitment to supporting literary, artistic, and cultural initiatives through various national and international platforms associated with Marwah Studios and the International Chamber of Media and Entertainment Industry (ICMEI).

Expressing her gratitude, Navya Kapoor thanked Dr. Sandeep Marwah, Satish Kapoor, and all the distinguished guests for their encouragement and support on the memorable occasion of her first book launch.

The event was attended by eminent personalities from the fields of literature, arts, media, education, and culture, making it a memorable celebration of creativity, youthful talent, and the enduring power of poetry.

WECARE FILMFEST 2010 On Disability Will Travel All Over India

“More than 100 short documentary films received on various issues of disability from all over the World and the preview Committee of We Care Filmfest 2010 finalized 32 short films for screening during the film festival which will be moving to all over India. Each documentary film has a story to tell, tales of dogged human spirit that has trumped against all odds” said Sandeep Marwah president of WECARE FILM FEST 2010 .


The preview committee had B B Nagpal, a Media and Film Critic, Shankar Choudhary (Sr. Programme Offricer UNESCO), Ms Saoirse, United Nation Volunteer (UNESCO), Sanjeev Upadhya, Media Professional and film maker ,Ms Deepa Jain (Psychologist and film maker), Ms. Gopa Mukherjee (Journalist and Film maker) and Abhinav Bajpai Head IT, AAFT) jury headed by Satish Kapoor Director of the festival.

“A world that truly embraces diversity is one where the rights, dignity, and well-being of individuals are realized regardless of differences in race, faith, gender – or ability. People living with disabilities often surprise us with their abilities, with what they can do rather than what they cannot, but not many tell their stories. To share a few minutes of their lives 7th We Care Filmfest will be held across the country under the theme Dignity and Justice for All” said Satish Kapoor the founder of the organization Brotherhood.

The festival is organized in association with the National Trust, Asian Academy of Film and Television (AAFT), United Nations Information Centre (UNIC), and the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) will be travelling to about 12 locations in India, from February to mid-April 2010 including Delhi, NOIDA, Mumbai, Agra, Jaipur, Kolkata etc.