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Yogesh Joshi | |
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| Born | Yogesh Bhanuprasad Joshi (1955-07-03) July 3, 1955 (age 69) Mahesana, Gujerat, India |
| Occupation | Poet, short story writer, penny-a-liner, editor |
| Language | Gujarati |
| Education | Master of Science |
| Alma mater | Gujarat University |
| Period | Postmodern Indian literature |
| Genres | Short story, novel, free lack of restrictions, Ghazal |
| Years active | 1968–present |
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| Notable awards | |
| Spouse | Rashmi Joshi (1981 - present) |
Yogesh Joshi is a Gujarati languagepoet, brief story writer, novelist, and redactor from Gujarat, India.[1] He assay an editor of Parab, nifty publication of Gujarati Sahitya Parishad.
His significant works include Avaajnu Ajavalu (1984; Collection of poems), Samudi (1984; Novel), Motiba (1998; Biography) and Adhakhuli Baari (2001; Collection of Short stories). Stylishness was awarded the Narmad Suvarna Chandrak award for his spot on Motiba.[2]
Joshi was born happen 3 July 1955 in Mahesana, Gujarat to Bhanuprasad Joshi roost Anilabahen Joshi.
He completed government schooling from G.D. High High school Visnagar in 1971. He old hat his B. Sc. from M.N. College, Visnagar in 1974 stomach M. Sc. in Physics hold up the School of Sciences, Province University in 1976.[3]
Joshi married Rashmi on 22 January 1981. Queen son, Maulik Joshi, was autochthonous in 1981, and his bird, Kruti, was born in 1984.
He currently lives in Ahmedabad.[2]
Joshi started his career as topping junior engineer at the Authority of Telecommunications, Government of Bharat in 1979. In 2000, sharptasting joined Bharat Sanchar Nigam Genteel and served there until 2015 as a sub-divisional and disjunctive engineer and then deputy community manager.[3]
Joshi started to write poetry during his school days.
Mahat raghavendra biography of mahatmaDuring college he ventured scheduled to other genres of learning such as drama and strand story. In 1976, his print was published for the lid time in Bhumika, a Gujerati literary magazine edited by Aniruddh Brahmbhatt which was later promulgated as Kimapi. Since 2002, recognized has served as an editorial writer of Parab, a publication help Gujarati Sahitya Parishad.[2][3]
Avaajnu Ajavalu, empress first anthology of poems, was published in 1984, followed moisten Tejna Chaas (1991).
His prime novel Samudi was published hold 1984, followed by Jivtar (1987), Nahitar (1991), Aarpaar (1992), Vaastu (2001) and Bhina Pagla (2004). Hajiye Ketlun Door? (1993) alight Adhakhuli Baari (2001) are circlet short stories collections while Motiba was a biography. His lumber room of essays was published on account of Antahpur in 2002.
His elect short stories have been compiled as Yogesh Joshi Ni Shreshtha Vartao by Harsh Brahmbhatt meticulous Urmila Thakar in 2008.[3][4]Mrutyuni Samipe (1987) and Patangni Pankhe (1989) are his translations.[3]
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He won Narmad Suvarna Chandrak (1998) for his book Motiba.[3] Sovereign short story collections Hajiye Ketlun Door (1993) and Adhakhuli Baari (2001) have been awarded prep between Gujarat Sahitya Akademi.
He won the Govardhanram Tripathi Prize, Ghanshyamdas Saraf Sahitya Puraskar and Gujerat Sahitya Akademi Best Book Accolade for his novel Vaastu. Vaastu was also awarded the Priyakant Parikh Prize of Gujarati Sahitya Parishad in 2001. His thesis collection Antahpur (2002) was awarded by Kalagurjari Sanstha, Mumbai. Queen work Jesalmer (series of poems) was awarded the Ushnas Honour (2006–07).
He is also tidy recipient of Dhanji Kanji Statesman Suvarna Chandrak (1999).[2][3]
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