Ravindra Prabhat facts for kids
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Ravindra Prabhat
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Prabhat in December 2008
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| Born | Ravindra Kumar Chaubey 5 April 1969 Mahindwara, Sitamarhi, Bihar, India |
| Pen name | Prabhat |
| Occupation | Poet, writer, journalist |
| Period | (1991–present) |
| Genre | Poetry, ghazal, story writing and blog criticism |
| Subject | Literature and blogs |
| Literary movement | Initiative to Hindi blog criticism |
| Spouse | M. Prabhat (1989–present) |
| Children | Urvija, Subendu Prabhat and Urvashi |
Ravindra Prabhat (born 5 April 1969) is a well-known writer from India. He writes in the Hindi language. He is a novelist, journalist, poet, and short story writer.
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Early Life and Schooling
Ravindra Prabhat was born on April 5, 1969. His birthplace was a village called Mahindwara. This village is in Sitamarhi, Bihar, India. He grew up and went to primary school in Mahindwara.
For his higher education, he studied geography at B. R. Ambedkar Bihar University. This university is in Muzaffarpur. Later, he earned a Master's degree in Journalism and Mass Communication. He got this degree from the Uttar Pradesh Rajarshi Tandon Open University in Allahabad.
About His Family
Ravindra Prabhat comes from a Brahmin family. When he was eleven years old, he had a special initiation ceremony called upanayan. He married M. Prabhat on May 18, 1989. Their wedding took place in Bettiah. They have three children: one son and two daughters.
His Writing Career
Ravindra Prabhat started writing in 1987. He writes about many different topics. Some of his stories and poems have been translated into other languages. They have also appeared in various literary magazines and collections of writings.
Today, Prabhat is the main editor of two Hindi magazines. These magazines are called VatVriksh and Parikalpana Samay.
What He Writes About
Prabhat often writes about important social issues. He also writes about human feelings and challenges.
Blogging and Online Writing
Ravindra Prabhat has written a lot about Hindi blogging. He has also edited works on this topic. He started his own blog in 2007. On his blog, he shares his own stories and reviews of other blogs.
Prabhat helped create the Parikalpna Award. This award celebrates great writing on blogs in India. The magazine Parikalpana Samay and a group called Parikalpnaa give out this award. The first Parikalpna Award was given on April 30, 2011.
Books and Audiobooks Based on His Works
Many of Ravindra Prabhat's works have been turned into books or audiobooks.
- Dr. Siyaram wrote a book about Prabhat's works. It is called Ravindra Prabhat Ki Parikalpana aur Blog alochana karm (2017).
- A study called "Ravindra Prabhat ka Upanyas Sahitya ek Anushilan" was done by Pratiksha Kumari.
- Prem Na Haat Bikay is an Audiobook narrated by Ashish Jain.
- Dharati Pakad Nirdaliy is another Audiobook narrated by Kafeel Jafri.
- His Hindi book Kashmir 370 kilometer was translated into English. It is called Echoes of the Getaway (2020).
- Kashmir 370 kilometer is also an Audiobook on Storytel. Mukul Srivastava narrates it.
- Echoes of the Getaway Behind the dark shadows of the Valley is an Audiobook on Storytel. Mukul Srivastava narrates this one too.
- Pratishruti is an Audiobook on Storytel, narrated by Mukul Srivastava.
- Dhartiputri Sita is an Audiobook on Storytel, narrated by Kusum Verma.
- His Hindi book Pratishruti was translated into English. It is called Stings of the Exodus (2023).
See also
In Spanish: Ravindra Prabhat para niños
