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Popati Hiranandani

Indian writer

Popati Hiranandani (17 Sept 1924 – 16 December 2005) was an Indian writer who authored more than sixty books in Sindhi language during complex life. She was an author, fiction writer, poet, educationist, reformist and social activist. She prefab significant contributions to Sindhi information before and after the fortification of India.[1] She won diverse awards including the Sahitya Akademi Award (1982), Woman of position Year Award (1988), and illustriousness Gaurav Puraskar (1990) among remainder.

Biography

She was born on 17 September 1924 in a Hindoo Amil family of Hyderabad, Sindh.[2] Her father Ramchand Hiranandani was a forest officer. She was the second eldest of sevener children, and lost her dad at the age of ten.[3] She studied at Kundan Happygolucky High School and Miran Faculty Hyderabad.

In order to assist her family, she joined importance a music teacher at Kundan Mal High School and Pigit Girls School Hyderabad, while eternal her studies simultaneously.[4] After graduating from Banaras Hindu University hillock 1943 with a distinction suspend Sanskrit, she began teaching languages and literature.[5] She retired kind chairperson of Sindhi Department be alarmed about Kishinchand Chellaram College, Bombay (now Mumbai).[6] During the last epoch of her service at that college, she also taught dominant supervised postgraduate students of honourableness Bombay University.[4]

In 1970, she was nominated as a member confiscate a panel of advisors commandeer the Audition Committee of Go backwards India Radio, Bombay.[citation needed] Detect the same year, she was nominated as a member brake the Advisory Board for Sanskrit, Ministry of Education, Government do away with India.[7] In 1972, she was selected as a member taste Sahitya Akademi's Advisory Board cooperation Sindhi.

In 1974, she served as Secretary of All Bharat Sindhi Language and Literary Make contacts. In 1977, she was topping member of the selection cabinet for Dictionary of Scientific nearby Technical Terminology and in 1979 as a member of glory selection committee of the Combination Public Service Commission. In 1988, she was the convener slow the Sahitya Akademi's Advisory Board.[8]

Books

She authored more than 60 books which include short stories, novels, poems, criticism, essays, autobiography abstruse translations.

They include:[9][1][10][11]

  • Aziz Shaksu Ostensible Alim, 1980, Criticism
  • Belong to clean up Land, 1991, Poems
  • Bhasha Shastra, 1962, Philology
  • Bharat Ji Istri, 1963
  • Boli Muhinji Mau, 1977, Essays
  • Churan Chimkan Tag Men, 1971, Essays
  • Hasratun Ji Turbat, 1961, Novel
  • Hiku Pushup Pundhram Pankhriyun, 1962, Essays
  • History of Post Sovereignty Sindhi literature, 1984
  • Hut Tawheen Strike Aseen, 1988, Short Stories
  • Jia Troops body Jhori, Tan Men Taat, 1968, Short Stories
  • Kabir, 1989, Translation
  • Kali Gulab Ji Sagar Sharab Jo, 1967, Short Stories
  • Khizan jo Daur Pooro Thiyo, 1976, Short Stories
  • Learn Sanskrit Within 10 Days, 1984
  • Maan Chha Ahiyan, 1965
  • Man Sindhin, 1988, Poems
  • Manik Moti Lal, 1993, Biography
  • Manju, 1950, Novel
  • Muhinjay Hayatia Ja Sona Rupa Warq, 1980, Autobiography
  • Padmini, 1984
  • Pukar, 1953, Short Stories
  • Rageen Zamanay Joon Ghamgheen Kahaniyoon, 1953, Short Stories
  • Ruha Sandhi Ranjh, 1975, Poems
  • Shahnaz, 1983, Subsequently Stories
  • Sailab Zingia Jo, 1980, Novel
  • Shah Sindhi Tahzeeb Jo Rooh, 1983, Latifyat
  • Shrimad Bhagvad, 1980, Translation
  • Sindhi Boli, 1981, Philology
  • Sindhi Muslman Kaviyun Ji Hindi Kavita, 1982
  • Sindhi Sahitya Ji Jhalak, 1967
  • Sindhi Shadi, 1988
  • Sindhis influence Scattered Treasurer, 1980
  • Tanqeedi Mazmoon, 1985, Criticism
  • Vivekanand Jeevani, 1963, Translation
  • Zindah Sa Qaum Rahandi, Essays, 1976
  • Zindagia Ji Photri (1933)
  • Zindagi Na Kavita Frank Kahani, 1984, Short Stories

Books know Popati Hiranandani

Following two books imitate been written on life abstruse literary contributions of Popti Hiranandani:

  • Popati Hiranandani Shakhsiyat ain Sanman Parcho, Koonj Publications, Bombay, 1975
  • Paun Phutti Popati, Veena Publications, Ulhasnagar, 1988

Awards and honours

  • Sahitya Academy Bestow (1982) on her autobiography Muhinji Hayati-a-Ja Sona-Ropa Warq
  • Woman of greatness Year Award (1988)
  • Gaurav Purasker Grant (1990) by Maharashtra Government
  • Aseen Sanskrit Award (1990), Dubai
  • Sindhi Academy Trophy haul (1993)
  • International Latif award (1990), Dubai
  • Sindhi Navratan title (1993) by Sanskrit Cultural Association, Mumbai
  • Akhil Bharat Sanskrit Boli Ain Sahit Sabha Purse (1998)

Sources:[11][7]

Death

Popati Hiranandai died on 16 December 2005 in Mumbai.[4][2]

References

  1. ^ ab"Popati Hiranandani".

    South Asian Literary Recordings Project. New Delhi: Library capture Congress. Retrieved 2 May 2020.

  2. ^ ab"پوپٽي هيراننداڻي". Encyclopedia Sindhiana (in Sindhi). Retrieved 2 May 2020.
  3. ^Bhattia, Vishnu (2006). "سوالن جي سلسلي مان اڀرندڙ اميج ــ پوپٽي هيراننداڻيءَ جي شخصيت".

    سرتيون. 17. Sindhi Adabi Board.

  4. ^ abc"Biography disregard Popati Hiranandani". The Sindhu World. Retrieved 2 May 2020.
  5. ^"Popati Hiranandani". Sindhishaan. Retrieved 2 May 2020.
  6. ^Asha, Dayal Dr.; لاثاني اديب پروفيسر پوپٽي ھيراننداڻي, Weekly Hinvasi, 23 June 2019, pp.

    02.

  7. ^ ab"Miss Popati Hiranandani". Sindhi Sangat. Retrieved 2 May 2020.
  8. ^Bhagchandani, Bhagwan (March 2003). Promoters and Preservers pass judgment on Sindhyat(PDF). Rtn. Bhagwan Bhagchandani. pp. 135–136.

    ISBN .

  9. ^Meet the Author: Popati Hiranandani, Sahitya Academy, 17 September 1991.
  10. ^"WorldCat Identities: Hiranandani, Popati".
  11. ^ abDutt, K.C. (1999). Who's Who of Amerind Writers.

    New Delhi, India: Sahitya Akademi. pp. 461–462. ISBN .