Purushkar kail Kai tai De?: Satire on Desire by writers or poets for Award and Political favors

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‘Purushkar kail Kai tai De?  ‘(30, May , 2010) Garhwali burlesque, parody, skit, spoof, ridicule, lampoon, Satire Prose by famous Non Resident Indian satirist Parashar Gaud

                                          Review by Bhishma Kukreti

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             The satirical article Purushkar kail Kai Tai De by famous nonresident Indian Satirist Parashar Gaur is about the desire, ambition, wish,  aim, longing, , aspiration, hope, , dream, wish for award and political favors. The writers rush to an award functions for meeting the political leader but there happened unexpected.

  The satire is sharp attack on desire of writers.

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