Analytical Study of Garhwali language Satire Prose -18

(Analytical Study of Garhwali language Satire written by Bhishma Kukreti -15)

                      Bhishma Kukreti

[Notes on Analytical Study of Satire pros in regional languages ; Analytical Study of Garhwali Satire prose; Analytical Study of Uttarakhandi regional language Satire prose; Analytical Study of Mid Himalayan regional language Satire prose; Analytical Study of Himalayan regional language Satire prose; Analytical Study of North Indian regional language Satire prose; Analytical Study of Indian regional language Satire prose; Analytical Study of SAARC countries regional language Satire prose; Analytical Study of South Asian regional language Satire prose; Analytical Study of Asian regional language Satire prose]

   Bwe k Baan (Garh Aina, 3/4/1989) – The Uttarakhandi language satirist Bhishma strikes on migrated Garhwalis those state that they have to spend money in travelling Garhwal to see their parents. In fact they spend money on other activities and blame their parents.

ब्याळि मोहन जी मीलेन , सिवा सौंळि ह्व़े, मीन ऊँ सणि पूछ, ' क्या बात मोहन जी ! तुम तबुरांस जन लाल चचकार रौंदा छया आज झकझक्या छंवां "

" भै भीसम जी मी गढ़वाळ जयुं छौ " Nai Abhyas ( Garh Aina, 9/4/1989) Once upon a time, state  assembly houses and parliament houses were the houses of peaceful discussions by politicians. However, in changing scenario, the politicians behave in parliament or assembly houses as the war warriors. Asian regional language satire prose creative Kukreti sneers the warrior behaviors of politicians in public places as parliament.  

Baufors- Kujyani Buba (Garh Aina, 28/5/1989) - Usually, the opposition parties and leaders are happy that by their shouting attack on T.V. channels, media or road block etc in cities that they are able in creating public awareness against corrupt methods. However, the reality is just opposite when the common people don’t know what they are saying. The Indian regional satire prose maker Kukreti derides the activities of politicians in cities and forgetting real India.

Dal Katnai arji (Garh Aina, 13/6/1989) - The SAARC countries regional satire prose maker B.C Kukreti taunt s on red tape system in government administration.

Chunav ar Ashwasan( Garh Aina 19/6/1989)- In this satire, the Himalayan regional language satire prose creative  laughs at the false promises by election candidates in all types  elections.

T Doon Daij Kyankun bodan? (Ghati ke Garjate Swar 6/6/1989)- In this satire essay, Himalayan regional language satire prose author Bhishma hoots the dowry system in marriage.   

In bi t hwe sakad? (Garh Aina, 12/7/1989) – The south Asian regional language satire writer Bhishma scoffs the political maneuvering for taking advantage of funds received for scheduled caste development scheme by village council members.

वा- त तुम मी तै समझदवां ? गैणु तम्वटु  फर हमर कथगा पगाळ च . जरा द्वी एक सौ हौरपगाळ दी ण पोडल . अर गैणु कज्याणि तै पंच बणै द्योला. फ़िर् त ग्राम सभा विकास हमरहिसाब् से चौलल

References-

1-Abodh Bandhu Bahuguna, Garhwali Sahity ma Hasy Vyngy, Kaunli Kiran, Jankapuri, Delhi (Pl. refer part of Satire in Garhwali Literature) (Pl. refer part of Critical study Satire in Garhwali Literature)

2-Dr Anil Dabral, 2007, Garhwali Gady Parampara (Pl. refer part of Satire in Garhwali Literature)

3- Dhad, Garh Aina, Paraj publications.

4- Merpahad .com and e-Uttarakhand Patrika

5- Ghati ke Garjate Swar , Dehradun

Copyright@ Bhishma Kukreti 26/8/2012

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