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(a) ACADEMIC
CONTRIBUTIONS : - |
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Teaching and research
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Taught in rural area of Haryana, the general knowledge of Astrology
and Ayurveda. |
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Field Work, Collections and
Recordings :
Searched and recorded various forms of art and folk art, particularly
in Folk Songs, Folk Legends, Folk Drama, Swang, Jatra of Bengal,
Bhawai of Gujrat and Naqal of Punjab, Folk talkes, Wall Paintings,
Texts on Ancient Traditions & Social Customs of India. |
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Linguistics & Grammar:
Study of Haryanvi, ‘Dakhini’ Hindi
and standardisation of Devnagri Script. A special study of vowel
‘j’ & other vowels which has been sent for nobel
prize by Lal Bahadur Shastri Sanskrit Vidyapeeth
(Deemed University), New Delhi in 1992. |
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(b)
ASTROLOGICAL CONTRIBUTIONS AND HONOURS ACHIEVED : - |
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Astrological studies are
his most important contribution to the fund of world knowledge.
EIGHT RESEARCH BOOKS ARE PUBLISHED : - |
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(1.) BHARATIYA JYOTISH VIGYAN |
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(2.) SARAL JYOTISH |
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(3.) SARAL JYOTISH- PRASHNA KHAND |
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(4.) JYOTISH KA ADHAR SAMBHOG |
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(5.) KUNDLI MILAN KI NAVIN SARANI |
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(6.) GRAHA, NAKSHATRA AUR UNKE PHAL |
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(7.) VARSHPHAL KYON AUR KAISE |
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(8.) HAST REKHA VIGYAN |
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TWO RESEARCH BOOKS
ARE UNPUBLISHED :- |
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(1.) GUNA MILAN SARANI- VISTRIT VIVRAN SAHIT |
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(2.) 27 DIN KA VARSHPHAL |
And more than 100 research papers read in conferences and hundreds
of articles published in various magazines.
The awarded honoris causa degrees for these contributions are jyotish
ratnakar of akhil bharatiya jyotish sammelan (lucknow) and jyotish bhaskar
(doctorate degree) of poona. Invited to preside over all india conferences
in jyotish and to read new research papers therein. Bhashavid degree
was awarded by vishwa jyotish sammelan, new delhi, which has added a
global dimension to his personality.
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(c) CULTURAL CONTRIBUTIONS
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Establishment
of haryana lok manch in 1963. Served as director as well as secretary
to this august organisation. It was successful in creating a cultural,
political and historical revolution in Haryana. |
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Coveted membership of ‘Sangeet
Natak Academy’, a govt. of India Institute, was achieved
and served with greatest possible sincerity, honourc and prestige. |
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Membership of Akashwani, Rohtak wherein he served
as Programme advisor. |
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300 one-act plays in Hindi Language. |
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Eleven Novels in Hindi Language. |
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Eight Books on Folk literature. |
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One book on History of Haryana. |
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Seven Collections of One-Act Plays are Published.
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Edited literary and astrological portions of Dr.
Hazari Prasad Dwivedi Granthavali published by Raj Kamal Prakashan,
Delhi. |
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(d) INNOVATIONAL
ASPECTS : - |
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(1.) |
New interpretation of panini’s grammar. |
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New phonetics as applied to vowels & consonants
both. |
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Special approaches for ‘Industrialist
Horoscopes.’ |
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New aspects for ‘Politicians of India.’ |
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Astrology and the global phenomenon :
Leaders of the world and their horoscopes. |
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Astrology and Development. |
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27 Days Calendar: A new technique
evolved for the panchanga system and the future predictions. |
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(e) SUM TOTAL OF
RECOGNITIONS : - |
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(1.) |
First and foremost scholar of swang, folk-drama
of Haryana. |
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Supreme researcher of ancient traditions, fairs,
festivals and social customs of India. |
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An eminent liguistics innovator, who changed the
history of indian grammar. |
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Propagator of co-relation theory between Ayurveda
and Jyotish and treatments evolved out of this synthesis,
which has proved highly successful. |
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Worked for the development of hindi drama for ten
years in akash vani, all india radio, new delhi from 1947 to 1957.
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Has to his credit the authorship of 300 one-avct
plays and broadcasting them by All India Radio,
New Delhi. |
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Eleven published novels relate to social problems
and development. |
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Many honours have been showered
on these novels. Best novelist award of Haryana govt.
for “ Chandravali.” |
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‘Eminent anthropologist
of India’ title has been pronounced by dr. L. P. Vidyarthi’s
famous book ‘History of Anthropology in India.’ |
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Haryana government’s
specialist on anthropology for ‘People of India’
project and anthropological survey of India. |
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Research on the place of origin
of aggrawal community, “Agroha” and
has to his merit the publication of the book 'Agroha’
which is an acclaimed pioneer contribution. |
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Reviewer of the mughal period of history of india
through manuscripts belonging to the period of emperor auragzeb. |
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Brought a cultural renaissance through haryana lok
manch, which would remain an everlasting contribution to Indian
art. |
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A rajya sabha honour to him by Humayun Kabir, Minister
of Education, govt. of India by referring as “ The
Expert of Haryana” in 1958. |
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An Editor, Translator, Pioneer, Crusader, Innovator,
Who had a World Vision of Futurity, Prospects, development and prosperity
combined with the knowledge of synthesis between medicine and astrology. |