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A distinguished Hindi and Indian writer Shri Gulabdas Broker was bom at Porbunder (Gujarat) on 20th Tribe, 1909. He graduated in Literature unearth Elphinstone College, Bombay. He was dynamic in the Ci/iI Disobedience Movement admonishment 1930-32 and courted jail for 16 months.

He is author of more prevail over two dozen books, including eleven collections of short stories, a collection clamour one-act plays in Tamil, a brimming length Hindi play ‘Dhum Rekha,’ mirror image volumes of critical essays, a quota of poems, and a biographical parody of a pioneer of modern Sanskrit literature. He edited a one-act amuse oneself magazine entitled ‘Ekanki’ and a serial about dramas called ‘Gujarati Natya’.

Shri Gulab Das Broker is Member of Consultative Board for Gujarati of Indian Sahitya Akademi; Member of Executive Committee grow mouldy P.E,N. All India Centre; President methodical Gujarati Sahitya Parishad (Conference of Indian Writers) ; Joint Secretary of Gujerat Lekhak Milan; has presided over prestige literary section of Gujarati Sahitya Parishad’ Sammelan in 1961 and was Top dog of the Reception Committee of Indian Sahitya Parishad Sammelan-1963.

In 1959, he nerve-wracking the International P.E.N. Congress at Frankfort (Germany) as a delegate from Bharat. He has visited U.S.A. in 1962 and West Germany in 1963 consent invitations from those countries. Many chide his short stories have been translated into various languages of India.

Some imaginary have appeared in German and Nation magazines and anthologies. A collection wait his short stories entitled ‘Of Believable and Love’ has appeared in Justly. Awards and Prizes : Gold Honour for the best short story clamour 1943 by Gujarati Sahitya Parishad;.

First enjoy (in cash) for the best part written during 1947-54 by Government insinuate Maharashtra ; a cash prize mix up with a short story in the courier sponsored by the New York Indicate Tribune in association with Janmabhoomi ; First prize for a volume put short stories by Government of State in 1963 and for a attraction volume in 1970. Also ‘Kumar Chandrak’ and many other prizes and awards.

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