Harish Naval

Dr. Harish Naval (born 8 January 1947) worked with the Indian Council for Cultural Relations under the Ministry of External Affairs (Government of India) as chief editor of the international literary journal Gaganachal'for 3 years..

He retired as Associate professor of Hindi literature at Hindu College, Delhi University and he had been the head of the department of Hindi at College of Vocational Studies Delhi University prior to Hindu College ref>Gandhi marg p.677</ref> Naval has authored 45 Hindi books, more than 2000 article he got published in various journals and newspapers of India and abroad.He wrote more than 25 screenplays for television.[1]

Work

He worked as a professor of Hindi literature at Hindu College, University of Delhi, and he was the head of Hindi department.

He has authored 46books all of them in Hindi.

  • Has been the literary adviser (Hindi) to the India Today magazine.
  • Has also served as a consultant for Hindi Programming on the NDTV news channel.
  • Visiting speaker at Sofia University, Bulgaria.
  • Visiting speaker at Tokyo University and Osaka University, Japan.
  • Held the position of head examiner and professor at Mauritius University.[1]
  • He is editor of Hindi magazine Gaganachal ( गगनांचल)This magazine is for NRI's and reaches the Indian consulate in various countries.[2]

Naval has been awarded more than 12 National Level Literary Prizes including Yuva Jnanpeeth Prize, Govt of India's ‘Gobind Ballabh Pant Prize’, Sahity Kala Parishad Puruskar, Vyangy Shri Samman and ‘Urvashi Puruskar. He has been felicitated in Washington by Antar Rashtriya Hindi Samiti Chapter, by ‘Arya Samaj New York USA and Hindi Speaking Union Mauritius. Naval has represented India as a Hindi author in international literary seminars and cultural trips to 46 countries.

Awards

Recipient of the Yuva Jnanpith Puruskar (prize) for his first book Bagpat Ke Kharbuje. He has also received other awards such as "Madhyam Puruskar", "Sahiya Mani", "Jainendra Kumar Samman", "Fiqra Tauswin Award", "Balkan ji Bari International Award" and so forth.[1]

हरीश नवल ==References==

  1. ^ a b c "Harish Naval". Retrieved 19 February 2013.
  2. ^ "Hindi Journals | Indian Council for Cultural Relations". www.iccr.gov.in. Archived from the original on 1 February 2015.
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