Srinath Singh

Srinath Singh (1901-1996) is a Hindi literary figure in Dwivedi era. For some time you edited "Saraswati" You were born in 1901 in Manpur, Allahabad district.

Works

His major works are: Confusion (1934), Apologies (1925), Ekkini or Lonely Female (1937), Prem Examination (1927), Jagran (1937), Subject (1 9 41), Another Multiple (1951), Abduction (1952) etc. are your famous works. In their stories, which are stored in neighboring and other stories, Pattheika and Nayantara etc., a glimpse of the then rural life can be seen.

He has edited monthly journals such as Babu, Balaskha, Balbodh and Didi, Hulla for many years. Srinath Singh also edited daily Deshbandhu (1926) and Deshdoot Weekly Newspapers. For the children, Srinath Singh composed many popular and simple, eloquent poems which are present in the books by him and in the above letters. In his time, Thakur was also known as Srinath Singh. The Nehru museum is preserved in New Delhi from several times written by many writers of that time from time to time. Their child's useful works are: Child poetry, Sports house, Bal Bharti, Pipheri, Balloona, sweeties, (all poems). Devanakanya, God of Sunri river, stories of inventions, stories of inventions, poetry of their novels and revolutionaries and stories of the inventions written for Somnath and children which are written in the name of Srinath Singh are in the Digital Library of India. . Many of his compositions can be seen in the internet archive || Also see them

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