This book is a compilation of critical essays on Doctor Ranjeet's poetry. Eminent Hindi writers have written their commentaries on Ranjeet, this is a matter of pride for Ranjeet' fans. Few mentions Shivdan Singh Chauhan, Vishwambhar Nath Upadhyaya, Amrit rai, Manmath Nath Gupt, Dr. Nawal Kishore, Jugmandir Tayal, Rajeev Saksena etc. Jeevan Singh (Alwar) has efficiently edited it. Readers can find precious ideas through these articles. They will covey the ideologies behind his poetry. Dr. Ranjeet is a progressive poet, his atheistic and humanistic freshness spread happiness all over. He is a great supporter of democracy. He want to end economic gap bewteen rich and poor, for that he want to establish a society based on equality, fraternity and freedom, french idesl, that is now our common heritage. Readers can find new energy to carve out a new society.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This book is a compilation of critical essays on Doctor Ranjeet's poetry. Eminent Hindi writers have written their commentaries on Ranjeet, this is a matter of pride for Ranjeet' fans. Few mentions Shivdan Singh Chauhan, Vishwambhar Nath Upadhyaya, Amrit rai, Manmath Nath Gupt, Dr. Nawal Kishore, Jugmandir Tayal, Rajeev Saksena etc. Jeevan Singh (Alwar) has efficiently edited it. Readers can find precious ideas through these articles. They will covey the ideologies behind his poetry. Dr. Ranjeet is a progressive poet, his atheistic and humanistic freshness spread happiness all over. He is a great supporter of democracy. He want to end economic gap bewteen rich and poor, for that he want to establish a society based on equality, fraternity and freedom, french idesl, that is now our common heritage. Readers can find new energy to carve out a new society. Artikel-Nr. 9798888055847
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