Ravindra Kalia

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Ravindra Kalia
Born11 November 1939
Jalandhar, Punjab
Died09/01/2016
Delhi
Occupationwriter
LanguageHindi
NationalityIndian
EducationM.A. Hindi
SubjectStory, Novels, Memoirs
SpouseMamta Kalia
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Ravindra Kalia (1939-2016) was an editor, novelist, storyteller and memoir writer in Hindi literature.

Biography[edit]

Ravindra Kalia, born in Jalandhar, Panjab on November 11, 1939, has recently retired from the post of Director of the Indian Jnanpith, making him the compulsory magazine of Hindi literature as soon as he took up the responsibility of editing 'Naya Gyanodaya'. Ravindra Kalia's wife, Mamta Kalia, is also a popular Hindi author.[citation needed]

Writing[edit]

Story collection

  • Nine years younger wife
  • Remove poverty
  • Street brush
  • Chakaiya Neem
  • Until the age of 27
  • Little light

Novel

  • God is safe
  • A B C D.
  • 17 Ranade Road

Memoirs

  • Memorandum of memories
  • Comrade monalisa
  • Hitchhiker of creation
  • Ghalib hidden wine

Satire collections

  • Why can't you sleep overnight
  • Melody adulteration cons

Storybook

  • Ravindra Kalia's stories
  • Ten representative stories
  • Twenty one best stories

[1][2]

Awards[edit]

U.P. Premchand Smriti Samman of Hindi Institute,

  • M.P. Padumlal Bakshi Award by Sahitya Akademi, (2004)
  • U.P. Sahitya Bhushan Bhushan Award by Hindi organization (2004)
  • U.P. Lohia Award by Hindi Institute, (2008)
  • Shiromani Literature[3]

References[edit]

  1. ^ "लेखक रवींद्र कालिया का व्यक्तित्व RAVINDRA KALIYA". www.hindisamay.com. Retrieved 11 May 2021.
  2. ^ रवीन्द्र कालिया - Ravindra Kaliya Books in Hindi PDF | Read Online | Download for Free – ePustakalay (in Hindi). Retrieved 11 May 2021.
  3. ^ "स्वागतः विश्व हिंदी डेटाबेस Welcome: Vishwa Hindi Database". www.vishwahindidb.com. Retrieved 11 May 2021.