In Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh, the 'Sahitya Aaj Tak 2026' event has commenced, showcasing an array of literary and musical performances. On the first day of this event, the 'Sham-e-Ghazal' session highlighted musician and writer Dr. Hariom, who is also an IAS officer. He enthralled the audience with his soulful renditions of popular ghazals including 'Zara Kareeb To Aao...' and 'Honthon Se Chhu Lo Tum...'.

Dr. Hariom's performance not only showcased his musical talent but also his profound connection with poetry and literature. The 'Sham-e-Ghazal' session is part of a larger literary festival that aims to celebrate and promote the rich tradition of Urdu poetry. The atmosphere was vibrant as audiences engaged deeply with the art of ghazal, a poetic form that romanticizes love and longing, resonating well with the attendees.

Events like 'Literature Aaj Tak' serve as significant platforms for artists and writers to connect with the public, share their art, and inspire dialogues around the cultural heritage of India. Dr. Hariom's contributions to this session underline the importance of integrating music and literature, bringing the revival of traditional forms of expression into contemporary discussions.