Balmukund was born on 7 March 1916 in Mustupura in Vadodara district. He completed his primary education from Mustupura-Kukarwada Gujarati Government School and the secondary education from Sayaji High School in Vadodara. After passing matriculation, he came to Ahmedabad in 1938. He worked at Sastu Sahitya Karyalaya briefly before joining Navjivan and starting journalism. After three decades of service, he retired and served as the editor of Lokjivan. He received Kumar Chandrak in 1949. He died on 28 February 1993.[1][2][3]
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His poetry has essence of love in form of folk tunes and spirituality in form of devotion songs.[2][4][5]
Dhruvakhyan was his first poetry based on Dhruva, a mythological character, in medieval poetic form, Akhyana in 1948. Parikrama (1955) was his second collection of poems.[6] His children poetry collections include Sone Champo (1959), Allal Dallak (1965) and Zarmariya (1973). Ghar ma Ganga is a collection of pen pictures of people around him. Hari no Hansalo is his Bhajan style poem dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi on his death.[2][5]
^Maharashtra (India) (1971). Maharashtra State Gazetteers: General Series. Directorate of Government Print., Stationery and Publications. p. 390.
January 01, 1970
balmukund, dave, march, 1916, february, 1993, indian, gujarati, language, poet, journalist, born, 1916, march, 1916vadodara, bombay, presidency, british, indiadied28, february, 1993, 1993, aged, ahmedabad, gujarat, indianationalityindianoccupationspoetjournali. Balmukund Dave 7 March 1916 28 February 1993 was an Indian Gujarati language poet and journalist Balmukund DaveBorn 1916 03 07 7 March 1916Vadodara Bombay Presidency British IndiaDied28 February 1993 1993 02 28 aged 76 Ahmedabad Gujarat IndiaNationalityIndianOccupationsPoetjournalistAwardsKumar Chandrak 1948 Contents 1 Life 2 Work 3 Awards 4 ReferencesLife editBalmukund was born on 7 March 1916 in Mustupura in Vadodara district He completed his primary education from Mustupura Kukarwada Gujarati Government School and the secondary education from Sayaji High School in Vadodara After passing matriculation he came to Ahmedabad in 1938 He worked at Sastu Sahitya Karyalaya briefly before joining Navjivan and starting journalism After three decades of service he retired and served as the editor of Lokjivan He received Kumar Chandrak in 1949 He died on 28 February 1993 1 2 3 Work editHis poetry has essence of love in form of folk tunes and spirituality in form of devotion songs 2 4 5 Dhruvakhyan was his first poetry based on Dhruva a mythological character in medieval poetic form Akhyana in 1948 Parikrama 1955 was his second collection of poems 6 His children poetry collections include Sone Champo 1959 Allal Dallak 1965 and Zarmariya 1973 Ghar ma Ganga is a collection of pen pictures of people around him Hari no Hansalo is his Bhajan style poem dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi on his death 2 5 Awards editHe received Kumar Chandrak in 1948 References edit બ લમ ક ન દ મણ શ કર દવ Gujarati Sahitya Parishad in Gujarati Retrieved 20 September 2014 a b c Amaresh Datta 1987 Encyclopaedia of Indian Literature A Devo Vol 1 Sahitya Akademi p 907 ISBN 978 81 260 1803 1 Smt Hiralaxmi Navanitbhai Shah Dhanya Gurjari Kendra 2007 Gujarat Gujarat Vishvakosh Trust p 388 U M Chokshi M R Trivedi 1991 Gujarat State Gazetteer Director Government Print Stationery and Publications Gujarat State p 411 a b Mansukhlal Maganlal Jhaveri 1978 History of Gujarati Literature New Delhi Sahitya Akademi p 222 Maharashtra India 1971 Maharashtra State Gazetteers General Series Directorate of Government Print Stationery and Publications p 390 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Balmukund Dave amp oldid 1065661648, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
