Beginning his voyage as a dishwasher at a neighborhood sweet shop, 66-year-old Haldar Nag has made an unmistakable name of himself in the abstract field of Odisha. A class III-dropout, Haldar got the Padma Shri honor — one of the most astounding regular citizen recompenses in India — from the president on Monday.
Haldar Nag is a writer in Kosli dialect and he recollects every one of the ballads and 20 sagas that he has composed. His extraordinary commitment to the Oriya writing has been perceived by numerous. Five researchers have construct their PhD research with respect to him, even the BBC has made a narrative film on his life and works. The Sambhalpur University is additionally thinking of an aggregation of his works, which will be a part of the college's syllabus.
Continuously clad in dhoti and vest, Haldar has never at any point worn any footwear. he continues going to three-to four-programs each day, where he presents his ballads.
Conceived in a poor group of Ghens in Bargarh region of Odisha in 1950, Nag could go to class just up to Class-III, when he lost his dad. Around then he had no other alternative than filling in as a dishwasher in a sweet shop. Following two years, he was taken to a secondary school to act as a cook for a long time. Later he opened his own particular little shop, where he used to offer stationeries and eatables for school understudies.
Haldar Nag is a writer in Kosli dialect and he recollects every one of the ballads and 20 sagas that he has composed. His extraordinary commitment to the Oriya writing has been perceived by numerous. Five researchers have construct their PhD research with respect to him, even the BBC has made a narrative film on his life and works. The Sambhalpur University is additionally thinking of an aggregation of his works, which will be a part of the college's syllabus.
Continuously clad in dhoti and vest, Haldar has never at any point worn any footwear. he continues going to three-to four-programs each day, where he presents his ballads.
Conceived in a poor group of Ghens in Bargarh region of Odisha in 1950, Nag could go to class just up to Class-III, when he lost his dad. Around then he had no other alternative than filling in as a dishwasher in a sweet shop. Following two years, he was taken to a secondary school to act as a cook for a long time. Later he opened his own particular little shop, where he used to offer stationeries and eatables for school understudies.
It was around then in 1990, he composed his first lyric 'Dhodo Bargachh' (The Old Banyan Tree), which was distributed in 1990. his lyrics conveyed him felicitations that urged him to compose more. Presently his works have been perceived around the world. The subject of his verse differs from legendary to social, political, and also investigative occasions. Regularly, he is contrasted with the colossal Oriya artist Gangadhar Meher.
The Frustrated Youth salutes Haldar Nag for his magnificent commitment to writing. We wish him all the accomplishment for his future works.
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