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Bhupender Bhardwaj

Bhupender Bhardwaj

Bhupender K Bhardwaj cleared the Indian Civil services examination in 2013 and works in the capacity of an IRTS officer with the Ministry of Railways, Government of India. He is a graduate in Sociology from St.Xavier's College, Mumbai. He has been composing poetry since the last few years. His influences are Derek Walcott and Seamus Heaney. His poems have been published by Squawk Back, Mad Swirl, Indian Review, The Galway Review, The Legendary, Random Poem Tree and Kingston Creative Writers' Blog among others. Also, last year he was longlisted for The Toto Awards for Creative Writing 2016 in the Poetry category and shortlisted for the Poetry Society Of India's annual poetry prize organized in association with the British Council of India.

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Biography, Latest PostsAugust 14, 2018<March 11, 2023

V S Naipaul: A Literary Giant, A Racist & A Misogynist

Naipaul, the Nobel laureate, who evoked powerful debates with his writing, was in equal parts a racist & a misogynist.

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Art & Poetry, Latest PostsMarch 17, 2018<March 10, 2023

‘Where I Come From, We Sing Poetry’ – Derek Walcott

The poet and playwright Derek Walcott, famous for receiving the Nobel prize in literature, lives through his poems.

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Art & Poetry, Latest PostsMarch 3, 2018<March 10, 2023

The Meadows Poem

Is the modern meadow a smokescreen defined by the media and entertainment?

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