PoorvaRang (Hindi Edition)

In an age where beliefs are controversial and uncertain, only sensual subjects are certain, and only their accurate depiction is possible. This is why most of todays adolescent and adolescent poets are desperately searching for natural images. This is an easy way out of trouble. Nature is less complex than society, and even within nature, depicting sensual impressions is the least challenging. Namvar made this comment in 1957, comparing Muktibodh with other poets in a column titled Distinguished Poet in the magazine Kavi. It is noteworthy that during this period, he wrote a column titled Kavimitra for the magazine Kavi, edited by Shri Vishnuchandra Sharma, for a long time, in which he provided brief comments on contemporary poetry and poets. Most of these articles have been included in this collection. The other articles included in the book were also mostly written in the fifth decade, some published and some unpublished. Such incomplete articles have also been collected here which could not be written completely due to some reason and which Kashinath ji had kept with himself. Needless to say, in this book we will be introduced to Namvar ji of that period when he was giving shape to his principles and which we saw in his later books.