Talk:Hindi literature

message: Shailendra is well known contemporary Hindi poet and a powerful critic. His poetry is not only passionate and touchy but most of the time it helps to understand one self at large being subjective and objective both at a time. So every one finds himself in within it. It is satiristic and witty also.It catches a reader like a good friend of him. That is why readability and readership of his poetry is maximum in young hindi world. Same time Shailendra is a sharp and intelligent critic too. His criticism is so wonderful and simple that it analyse everything in very wide but real perspective of human life, nature and dreams of well being of world.
Published works of Shailendra are :
Nau Rupaye Bees paise ke Liye, Swetpatra, Aur Kitane Prakashvarsh, Eashwar Kee Chaukhat par (all Poetry collections),Nahin yah koee kahani nahin (short story collection), Paanv Zameen par, (Memoirs/Essay/Reportaaz).
Editing and Publishing a literary magazine 'Dharati'.
Some of his poems are given below :
1) Emotions in exile
Kanchanjungha 
The highest peak 
looks from India
silver-white, radiant
Snow-covered Himalaya
wakes up with sunrise
turns gigantic
One morning I saw
the dawn from Tiger Hills
Severe waiting
The recurrence of rays
intermittently 
The Sun shrouded in misty clouds
appears all of a sudden
radiates all-over the valley
Tall trees
Vast greenery
A Tibetan Refugee Camp
The hands of women knitting carpets
Children quaffing their noses
Monks praying with beads
Preacher lama
This too a tourist place
in Darjeeling
The sound of a Tibetan song
The emotions in exile
The Sun is going down 
Dusk is falling
The Sun sets
in Darjeeling
2) In her reach
It's day-break
It's hotter under the sun
A woman with a bundle of
sticks on her head
is proceeding towards the town
Along side fields
The imprints come up
of her barefooted walk
with a confidence 
that tomorrow’s bread 
is in her reach 
Bread that's bread only
and nothing else
No sensation, no frustration, no expiration
All assimilated in the bread
When there will be bid for sticks
Maybe people bid for
that woman also
She won't understand anything
Her total consciousness
revolves around sticks
Whatever else happening beyond
she cares a damn
Attached with every piece of stick
her imagination
has become a complete resolution
like a bundle
(Translated by Balkrishna kabra from Hindi)
 
Shailendra Chauhan (b 1954) is a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering. He works as Deputy General Manager in a Public Sector Undertaking of Govt. of India. 
He writes poems, short stories, criticism of Hindi literature. He also writes in English. His published works are:  
Poetry Collections:
1)  Nau Rupaye Bees Paise Ke Liye (1983), Parimal Prakashan, Allahabad
2)  Swet Patra (2002), Sanghamitra Prakashan, Vidisha (MP)
3)  Eashwar Kee Chaukhat par (2004), Shabdalok Prakashan, Delhi
Short Stories:
1) Nahin yah koee Kahani nahin, Sharada Prakashan, Allahabad
Memoirs/Essay/Reportaaz
1) Paanv Zameen par (2010), Bodhi Prakashan, Jaipur
 
Biography: 
1)  Freedom Fighter Sh Kundan Lal Gupta
2)  Thakur Mahaveer Singh
 
He has been editing an unscheduled little Magazine “Dharati” since 1979. He regularly contributes to literary Hindi magazines/webzines.
He lives in Jaipur and can be reached at his emails : shailendrachauhan@hotmail.com or shailendrachau@gmail.com  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 119.226.253.165 (talk) 09:30, 31 January 2013 (UTC)
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message: Hello everyone! While reviewing the new articles at NPP I have come across History of modern Hindi prose which I believe can be merged with this article to keep up with other articles dedicated to literature. The information should be backed by sources - I will work on that. What do you think? Best, Less Unless (talk) 21:18, 13 June 2021 (UTC)
replies: text:  Ok Merge it  to Hindi literature.✨️Serious Black@Contribute  04:23, 14 June 2021 (UTC)
replies: text: *Looks like a merge may be helpful, but the target article is also in poor condition with regard to referencing. Maybe you could support the new user in the process and help them for future contributions. Keith D (talk) 10:36, 14 June 2021 (UTC)

text:  - Definitely merge any information you can find citations for. Onel5969 TT me 15:11, 27 July 2021 (UTC)
replies: text: Closing merge proposal; proposed incoming page no longer exists. Klbrain (talk) 09:56, 7 November 2021 (UTC)
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message: During the Bhakti period various Dohas (Two Liners) and Bhajans (Worship songs) were written in Braj or Awadhi. Both of these are languages and not dialects because they had written literature. Hindi on the other hand is around 100 yrs old language, during the bhakti period the official language in the Mughal courts was Persian. Metacritical(talk) 04:39, 20 September 2022 (UTC)
thread_title:  How is Bhakti Kaal (Bhakti Period) attributed to Hindi?