RAMDHARI SINGH DINKAR

 Ramdhari Singh Dinkar was born on September 23, 1908, in Simaria, Bihar, India. He had a remarkable personal and educational background. Dinkar completed his early education in various places, including his hometown Simaria and later in Mokama, where he also gained a deep interest in literature.

He pursued higher education at Patna College, where he continued to excel in academics and literary pursuits. Dinkar was deeply influenced by the works of famous poets and writers, which inspired him to become a renowned Hindi poet himself.

Throughout his life, Dinkar made significant contributions to Hindi literature. He was known for his patriotic and socially relevant poems, and his literary work played a pivotal role in the Hindi literary movement.

Some of his notable works include "Renuka," "Kurukshetra," and "Urvashi." Dinkar received several awards for his literary contributions, including the Sahitya Akademi Award and the Padma Bhushan, which are among the most prestigious honors in India. His writings continue to inspire and influence generations of readers and poets.