CHANDIGARH: A literary event was organized by Haryana Urdu Academy, Panchkula at Sector 14, with poems and songs Rajbir Deswal, police commissioner of Ambala and Panchkula, has included in his book of Urdu poetry, "RahGuZaR". A literary discussion held in the poems of the book, along with the recitation of others known in the art.
Poet BD Kalia, "Humdum" discussed detailed nuances of poetry and songs. His recitation of the poetry of "RahGuZaR" brought to light various elements of the work of Deswal. Harayana Sahitya Akademi Director Dr. Shyam Sundar Saja, who was also present, spoke about his views on the songs and poems.
Deswal spoke of his love for Urdu and his feelings about his writings. For him, love is a legacy Urdu. He inherited from his parents, who were in turn very inclined towards the language. "The idealism of the 60s, with even the songs that come in Urdu, influenced me a lot," said Deswal.
According to him, the grammar does not weigh much in his mind as he wrote poetry: "I have not paid much attention to grammar. For anyone to learn a language, either Urdu, Punjabi or French, you must put aside the rules of grammar, otherwise it is possible to learn a new language. "
But, he warns, "Do not doubt my sincerity as a writer. My love of language is pure and true, and the lines come straight from my heart." Deswal is also in the process of publicizing his book has not yet been published, "Melting Frozen Glow", his 11th book in English.
Poet BD Kalia, "Humdum" discussed detailed nuances of poetry and songs. His recitation of the poetry of "RahGuZaR" brought to light various elements of the work of Deswal. Harayana Sahitya Akademi Director Dr. Shyam Sundar Saja, who was also present, spoke about his views on the songs and poems.
Deswal spoke of his love for Urdu and his feelings about his writings. For him, love is a legacy Urdu. He inherited from his parents, who were in turn very inclined towards the language. "The idealism of the 60s, with even the songs that come in Urdu, influenced me a lot," said Deswal.
According to him, the grammar does not weigh much in his mind as he wrote poetry: "I have not paid much attention to grammar. For anyone to learn a language, either Urdu, Punjabi or French, you must put aside the rules of grammar, otherwise it is possible to learn a new language. "
But, he warns, "Do not doubt my sincerity as a writer. My love of language is pure and true, and the lines come straight from my heart." Deswal is also in the process of publicizing his book has not yet been published, "Melting Frozen Glow", his 11th book in English.