In this episode of Kaavya with Bhawana Somaaya Priya Purkayastha shares her joy of writing poetry and her attraction to her mother tongue, Bangla.

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In this episode of Kaavya with Bhawana Somaaya Priya Purkayastha shares her joy of writing poetry and her attraction to her mother tongue, Bangla.
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God created the poet. Poet created poetry and the universe identified with his expression  We are happy to introduce our new show- Kaavya, where Padma Shri Bhawana Somaaya will talk about poets, poetry, and more.

Some of the biggest literary personalities like Javed Akhtar, Shabana Azmi, Suchitra Krishnamoorthi, Aparna Sen will share their poems, ghazals & Shayari.



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God created the poet. Poet created poetry and the universe identified with his expression &nbsp;We are happy to introduce our new show- Kaavya, where Padma Shri Bhawana Somaaya will talk about poets, poetry, and more.
Some of the biggest literary personalities like Javed Akhtar, Shabana Azmi, Suchitra Krishnamoorthi, Aparna Sen will share their poems, ghazals &amp; Shayari. 
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Kaavya: The Sound Of Poetry

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Soul to Soul Bengali Poetry by Artiste & Poetess Priya Purkayastha

Poet Meenpiyasi is a very renowned poet from Gujarat. His actual name was DinkarRai  Keshavlaal Vaidya. And Meenpiyasi was his Takkhalus (Pen name) so He wrote all his works specially poetries under the name Meenpiyasi.  
He belongs to a very small village called Chuda, it is in Surendranagar district and located near Ahmedabad, Gujarat. 

Besides Meenpiyasi's mastery in poetry, he was an ardent ornithologist, theosophist, and astronomer (He used to study sky, stars, and universe very keenly.) And He has written many books on all the subjects of his interest.  He was very much attached to the nature and it reflects in his poetry and all his works. That’s why many people call him a lover of nature.  He breathed his last at age of 90.

In this episode of Kaavya, Meepiyasi's grandson pays him a tribute by reciting some of his timeless works.

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Poet Meenpiyasi is a very renowned poet from Gujarat. His actual name was DinkarRai&nbsp; Keshavlaal Vaidya. And Meenpiyasi&nbsp;was his Takkhalus (Pen name) so&nbsp;He wrote all his works specially poetries under the name Meenpiyasi.&nbsp; He belongs to a very small village called Chuda, it is in Surendranagar district and located&nbsp;near&nbsp;Ahmedabad, Gujarat.&nbsp;
Besides Meenpiyasi's mastery in poetry, he was an ardent ornithologist, theosophist, and astronomer (He used to study sky, stars, and universe very keenly.) And He has written many books on all the subjects of his interest.&nbsp; He was very much attached to the nature and it reflects in his poetry and all his works. That&rsquo;s why many people call him a lover of nature.&nbsp; He breathed his last at age of 90.
In this episode of Kaavya, Meepiyasi's grandson pays him a tribute by reciting some of his timeless works.
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Parthasarthi Vaidya recites his renowned grandfather Meenpiyasi's works

Meena Chheda has lived an extraordinary life in ordinary circumstances.
She grabbed whatever opportunities came her way, always ready for novel experiences to enrich her personality. 
After graduation and marriage, she associated with a publishing house. When computers came to India, she educated herself on the keyboard, and slowly emerged a master of the art!

Today, she holds a key position in a software-digital company, dedicated to digitizing Gujarati language. In her free time, Chedda does what she is good at, which is writing poetry!

 

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Meena Chheda has lived an extraordinary life in ordinary circumstances. She grabbed whatever opportunities came her way, always ready for novel experiences to enrich her personality.&nbsp; After graduation and marriage, she associated with a publishing house. When computers came to India, she educated herself on the keyboard, and slowly emerged a master of the art!
Today, she holds a key position in a software-digital company, dedicated to digitizing Gujarati language. In her free time, Chedda does what she is good at, which is writing poetry!
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Gujarati Poetess Meena Chheda enchants with her recitations

Anvar Ali is a renowned poet, lyricist, translator, and documentary filmmaker.
He has been contributing to poems and poetic studies in Kerala since 1984.

Mazhakkalam (The Rainy Season), 1999, his first collection of poems established him as one of the prominent voices in contemporary Malayalam poetry. His poems have been translated into various Indian and foreign languages and are included in several anthologies of Malayalam as well as Indian poetry of the post-modern phase.

 

In this episode of Kaavya, Anvar Ali Saab is sharing his thoughts behind his creations & and also recites some of his amazing poems in Malayalam.

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Anvar Ali is a renowned poet, lyricist, translator, and documentary filmmaker. He has been contributing to poems and poetic studies in Kerala since 1984.
Mazhakkalam&nbsp;(The Rainy Season), 1999, his first collection of poems established him as one of the prominent voices in contemporary Malayalam poetry. His poems have been translated into various Indian and foreign languages and are included in several anthologies of Malayalam as well as Indian poetry of the post-modern phase.
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In this episode of Kaavya, Anvar Ali Saab is sharing his thoughts behind his creations &amp; and also recites some of his amazing poems in Malayalam.
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Soul to Soul Bengali Poetry by Artiste & Poetess Priya Purkayastha

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