Meri Pasandida Ghazle Aur Nazme By Madhav Kaushik (Hardcover)
Madhav Kaushik was born on 1 December 1954 in Bhiwani (Haryana) His father Mr. Pahlad Kishan Kaushik Educational Qualification M.A. Hindi. B.Ed. postgraduate Translation Diploma Sahityavachaspati (Honorary)) Present President Chandigarh Sahitya Akademi, Official Language Honors:Committee Bihar. Vice President National Sahitya Akademi New Delhiis 44 compositions have been published so far. 18- Ghazal Collection 02-Volume Poetry 03 Navgeet 03 Story Collection 04- Poetry Collection 02–Children’s Literature 02 Criticism 02- Translation
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