The veteran poet and the writer Sumitranandan Pant lived through 20
May 1900 to 28 December 1977. He belonged to Kasauni village in
Kumaon region of Uttarakhand.
He is famous for a Chhayavadi school of Hindi literature.
His work was largely focussed on nature and philosphical thoughts. He
has been awarded with several awards, notable being Padma Vibhushan (1961),
Jnanpith Award, Nehru Peace Prize, and Sahitya Kala Academy.
His award-winning works include Chidambara, Lokayatan, and
Kala Aur Budhdha Chand.
He is credited for 28 published books which are considered the
masterpieces in Hindi literature. He was notably famous for writing works
related to nature. He was the first Hindi poet to receive Jnanpith
Award in 1968. He is also the composer of IIT Roorkee song "Jayati
Jayati Vidya Sansthan". He actively participated in 1921
movement of the Non - Cooperation Movement for which he quit his
studies in between.
His writing style is so clear and plain that his poems are included in the
school textbooks. He is considered to be the pioneer of Hindi literature
after Munshi Premchand. He still lives in the hearts of all
poetry-writers and all those who appreciate literature.
Few links to his great poetries -
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