"Gandhi Ke Sapno Ka Jahan Chahiye, Mujhko Ram Wala Hindustan Chahiye"
"Gandhi Ke Sapno Ka Jahan Chahiye, Mujhko Ram Wala Hindustan Chahiye" Professor Azhar Hashmi’s Poem Featured in Dr. Prabhat Kumar Singhal’s Book
KotaThe essence of literature is reflected in Rajasthan Ke Sahitya Sadhak, a book authored by Dr. Prabhat Kumar Singhal. The book, which serves as a treasure trove of prominent literary works, captures the essence of contemporary societal issues and presents a vision of the nation’s aspirations.
One of the standout pieces in this collection is the remarkable poem by renowned writer Professor Azhar Hashmi. His verse questions the disparity between true and false identities, critiques social injustices, and echoes the dream of an ideal India—“Gandhi ke sapno ka jahan chahiye, mujhko Ram wala Hindustan chahiye.” Through evocative lines, the poet exposes corruption, exploitation, and the commercialization of essential services while advocating for a just and ethical society.
The book further highlights the works of esteemed writers like Dr. Akhilesh Palaria, Dr. Madhu Khandelwal Madhur, Shikha Agarwal, Ikram Rajasthani, Nandu Rajasthani, Dr. Atul Chaturvedi, Atul Kanak, and several others. These authors express their literary prowess through poetry and prose that delve into themes of humanity, social justice, and personal introspection.
Dr. Singhal’s initiative extends beyond publication; he actively fosters literary engagement in Kota through competitions and writing platforms that encourage creativity among different age groups. Rajasthan Ke Sahitya Sadhak is a commendable effort to document and celebrate the contributions of Rajasthan’s literary luminaries, including 11 eminent diaspora writers.
The book, comprising 383 pages, presents a comprehensive overview of 62 writers and their literary contributions. The preface, penned by distinguished writer Vijay Joshi, adds depth to the collection. It includes works from writers in Ajmer, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Bikaner, Udaipur, Kota, Bharatpur, and Sikar, alongside celebrated Rajasthani expatriates such as Professor Azhar Hashmi, Dinesh Kumar Mali, Kiran Kheruka, Dr. Om Nagar, Rajendra Kedia, and many more.
By providing a platform for diverse literary voices, Rajasthan Ke Sahitya Sadhak upholds the tradition of meaningful literature and serves as a mirror to contemporary society, inspiring readers and writers alike.
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