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In 1987 he was appointed to the PLO executive committee, and resigned in 1993 in opposition to the Oslo Agreement.

In 1996 Darwish returned to Israel after twenty-six years of exile to visit his birthplace, and settled in Ramallah in the West Bank.

Education

He went to Harbin as a teenager to study English, and while there was deeply influenced by Western literature.

His poetry was renowned for its lyrical beauty, rebellious attitude, and powerfully vivid imagery, which distinguished it from the works of his Chhayavaad contemporaries.

Biography of Harivansh Rai Bachchan (1907 -2003)

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Harivansh Rai Bachchan established himself as the archetypal romantic rebel and became a literary icon.

Out of this huge and important congress grew the All-China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, plus a number of affiliated organizations created immediately after the congress closed. T

he main goal of the Film Finance Corporation of India (and its successor National Film Development Corporation of India), an undertaking of the Government of India, was to finance the production of meaningful films with high quality in order to improve the average standards of the film industry.

By all accounts, Tashkent impressed visitors with its mixture of Western modernity and familiar “eastern-ness,”—an effect carefully curated by the Soviet hosts who sought to make it a showcase city for Third-World delegations.

The gathering that brought all these writers together—the inaugural congress of what would later become known as the Afro-Asian Writers Association—represented the literary front of the Soviet Union’s return to the colonial question after a two-decade-long lapse.

He then completed his education at Banaras Hindu University and Allahabad University. He was a man of exceptional talents, and his works not only had a significant impact on the world of literature, but he also played an important role in the country's freedom movement. However, in retrospect, it is clear that he was operating behind the scenes.

Many of the recipients received the award well before they acquired a significant literary reputation among Western publics.

In 1978, as the Afro-Asian Writers’ Association entered its period of decline, mirroring the pitfalls and assassinations of the Third-World project, Edward Said’s Orientalism was first published. The (Soviet-aligned) Bureau’s last head and General Secretary of the whole Association was the South African writer Alex La Guma, who was living for most of that time (1979-1985) in Cuba, doubling as a representative of the ANC.

In general, the bureau sought to serve as a depot for literature produced in different parts of the literary Third World and maintain the day-day connections among different national writers’ associations and sometimes government bureaucracies situated at the interface of each particular national culture.

Closely related to it was another structure of the Afro-Asian literary field: the Association’s literary magazine, Lotus, which published contemporary prose, poetry, folklore, criticism, and book reviews by African and Asian writers between 1968 and 1991, when the USSR ceased subsidizing it.

In the year 1941, Bachchan decided to enter into a second marriage with Teji Bachchan. He wrote his poem 'Ek November 1984' that was dedicated to Indira Gandhi in November 1984, shortly after her assassination.

Awards

In 1966, Harivansh Rai Bachchan was offered a nomination to the Rajya Sabha and three years later he was honoured with the Sahitya Akademi Award.

The poem was wildly popular and it was no surprise when it made its way onto the stage as a performed piece. Since assuming this position, he has taken five trips directly in connection with the bureau. Agneepath!"—AGNEEPATH