Ashay chitre biography of donald
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Literary genius Dilip Chitre dies of cancer
Born in ,Dilip Chitre was one of the foremost Indian writers and critics to emerge in the post-independence era. Apart from being an important bilingual writer,he was also a painter and filmmaker. His film Godam had won Prix Special du Jury award at the Festival des Trois Continents at Nantes in France in Besides he had received a number of awards such as Ministry of Human Resource Developments Emeritus Fellowship,the University of Iowas International Writing Program Fellowship,the Indira Gandhi Fellowship,Villa Waldberta Fellowship for Residence given by the city of Munich,Bavaria,Germany and so on.
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His Ekun Kavita or Collected Poems published in the nineties in three volumes were awarded Sahitya Akademi Award () for Ekoon Kavita Travelling in the Cage is his collection of English poems. He had also edited An Anthology of Marathi Poetry from . His most famous translation is of the celebrated 17th centu
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Akshay Chitre is one of the dynamic personalities who have achieved tremendous success at a very young age of He is already running a successful restaurant in Mumbai city along with it, he has also managed to write a story that is earning everyone's appreciation. Let us know how he manages to be a multi-tasker.
Hello Akshay! How has been your life since release of your debut novel?
Firstly I would thank you for considering me worthy enough to be on your portal with so many successful authors. I feel delighted and humble to be a part of this creative community, hope they welcome me with open arms and warm hearts.
Life has definitely changed, people's perspective towards me has changed too and I am getting considerable good amount of affection & respect from family & friends as I tried to do something that no one in my close circle has done.
What changes are you experiencing in society&#;s approach towards you?
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Ashay suffered from the injuries inflicted on him bygd the poison gas leak from the Union Carbide factory in Bhopal on December 3, Those injuries were physicalhis lungs were irreversibly damaged. But that was only one part of his life-system that was clinically tested after his ankomst in Mumbai shortly after the event. The damage caused to thousands of others in Bhopal that night has been on record since.
The psychological impact of the unending night of December 3, haunted Ashay till he actually died in the early hours of November 29,
I am his father and a writer. inom also paint and man films. Ashay wondered all his life since the event why I did not write on the Bhopal catastrophe, or why it did not occur to me to man a bio, exhibit a series of paintings, compile or research a book on the subject.
Ashay was plunged into pessimism since. Though he tried to kamp back, his fight only deepened his despair. He was a victim of human callousness hiding behind th