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Interview with Babulal Madhukar

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Arun Narayan March 4, 2022
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‘तब जब राहुल सांकृत्यायन ने मुझसे कहा– अपनी कविता फिर से सुनाओ’

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About The Author

Arun Narayan

Arun Narayan is a critic who has done research on modern Hindi journalism in Bihar. He has edited the book 'Nepathya ke Nayak' (Pyara Kerketta Foundation, Ranchi).

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