Sukhpalvir Singh Hasrat
"Hasrat" Sukhpalvir Singh born on August 27, 1938 in Chack No. 109, Tehsil Khanewal, Distt. Multan,
Pakistan to S.Lal Singh Bajwa and Gursharan Kaur. Did M.A. and Honours in Punjabi
and M.A. English was working as Joint Director Magazines and Publications in
Punjab Public Relations Department at Chandigarh. Died in an accident on
September 9, 1995.
Published 20 books in Punjabi Verse include "Suraj Te
Kehakshan" (1980) - Bharti Sahitya Akademi Award, "Shakti Naad" in 1968 and "Suraj
Da Kafla" in 1961 both Punjan Government Languages Department Awards. "Hiyai De
Some" in 1961 Sahitya Samikhya Board Award also published Literary Criticism
books three, Novels (Three), ABio-Graphies-Two, Distincive Poet, Led the
Proyagsheel movement in Punjabi Literature and introduced Shaktivaad (Vttalism)
in Punjabi Literature.
Edited Punjabi magazine "Jagriti" between 1971-80, 1983-94
and English magazine "Advance" in 1983-94. He was founder and General Sectary of
Punjabi Sahit Kala Kendra, member Punjabi Advance Board of Sahitya Akademi, New
Delhi, Founder General Sectary Punjabi Samikhya Board and General Sectary of
Punjabi Darbar.
His books were prescribed for IAS (Punjabi) and other
University Exams. His books were translated in various languages and he visited
foreign countries to attend World Punjabi Conferences. Government of India
prepared a TV Film shown on National hook-up on April 24, 1987.
He was survived by a Son, Daughter and Wife.
| Books Published In Punjabi |
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Sarsabaz Patjharan (1956) |
Hussan Kinare (1957) |
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Hiyati De Somme (1960) |
Van Kambia (1961) |
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Moh Maya (1963) |
Shakti Naad (1966) |
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Suraj Da Kafla (1972) |
Noor Da Sagar (1975) |
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Kal Mukat (1976) |
Suraj Te Kehkshan (1979) |
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Eh Mehak Sadivi (1981) |
Amar Akhar (1983) |
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Sarab Kaal Da Safar (1986) |
Hasrat-Kaav (1976) |
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Dil Da Darwaza (1989) |
Vismad Rang (1991) |
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Sunderata Sanjog (1992) |
Zindgi Da Sagar (1992) |
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Dushat Daan Gobind Guru (1994) |
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| Literary Criticism |
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Ajoki Punjabi Kavita (1958) |
Kaav Darshan (1963) |
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Punjabi Sahit:Adhyan Te Mulankan (1976) |
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Novel |
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Kosi Rutt (1975) |
Samman Te Suraj (1990) |
| Sagal Anand (1994) |
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| Biography |
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Saheed Shivdev Singh |
Giani Gurmukh Singh Musafir |
| Awards |
- Bharti Sahitya Akademi Award for "Suraj Te Kehakshan" in 1980.
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- Punjab Govt. Languages Deptt. Awards for "Shakti Naad" in 1968 and "Suraj
Da Kafla" in 1961.
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- Sahitya Samikhya Board Award for "Hiyati De Somme" in 1961.
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- Honoured by more then Twenty Sahit Sabhas of Punjab.
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- Honoured in England (in 1987) as "Poet of Humanity".
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| Books Prescribed For Various
Examinations |
| Poetry prescribed for IAS (Punjabi Selective)
and in many University examinations. |
| Books In Hindi |
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Trishna Ke Pal (Novel) (1986) |
Hussan Ka Darya (Novel) (1994) |
| Distinction As A Poet |
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Led the Proyogsheel movement in Punjabi Literature and
later introduced the Concept of Shaktivaad (Vitalism) through the powerful
and thought-provoking poetry of distinct images and symbolism which aims at
Creating Complete-Man full of humanism. |
| Books In English |
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Symphony of the Sun (Poem) |
The Spring (Poem) |
| Editorship |
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Edited Jagriti (Punjabi) a leading monthly magazine
from 1971 to 1980 and again 1983 to 1994.
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Edited Advance, An English Monthly from 1983 to 1994
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| Foreign Tour |
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| Organisational Offices |
- Member Punjabi Advisory Board of Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi.
- General secretary Punjabi Sahit Kala Kender
- Member of Punjab State Guru Ravi Dass Centenary celebrations
Committee.
- General Secretary Punjabi Darbar.
- Founder general Secretary of Punjabi Sahit Samikhya Board.
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| Translations in Other
Languages |
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Poems translated in more than forty Indian and Foreign
Languages including Russian, French, English, Urdu, Hindi and Bangla.
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| National Symposium of Poets |
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