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	Shiv Kumar Batalvi
		Shiv (July 23, 1936 - May 7, 1973), as he's fondly called, was a revolutionary and maverick Punjabi poet.
		Shiv's works stand out for unmistakable originality as much as his seeming obsession with pain.
		Shiv died at a young age just like Keats to whom he is invariably compared.
	www.seattleluxury.com /encyclopedia/entry/Shiv_Kumar_Batalvi (178 words)

	The Sunday Tribune - Spectrum - Literature
		Shiv Kumar Batalvi was born in village Lohtian (Pakistan) on October 8, 1937.
		Batalvi’s core argument in characterising Loona is her claim to her sexuality and its assertion as a badge of her individuality and freedom, irrespective of the distinctions of caste and class, exposing the old social structure based on what some may call male perfidy.
		Batalvi posits some polarities such as the modern vs the traditional, pre-destined vs free will, the carnal vs the spiritual, the court vs the forest, modesty vs immodesty etc. These polarities are reinforced by the symbolism of the sun, snake and fire.
	www.tribuneindia.com /2003/20030504/spectrum/book6.htm (1792 words)

	Shiv Kumar Batalvi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Shiv's wife Aruna was a Brahmin from Kir Mangyal in district Gurdaspur.
		Shiv was awarded the Sahitya Academy award for this book in 1967, and this epic-like verse play is considered by many of Shiv’s critics as his most significant literary achievement.
		In Loonan, Shiv reworked the theme of Puran Bhagat, a mythical folklore of Punjab about the implications of marrying a young girl with an old man. In the traditional story the young wife is depicted as an evil villain in her relationship with the grown-up son of her husband from his first marriage.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Shiv_Kumar_Batalvi (2842 words)

	Shiv Kumar Batalvi (1936-1973 - Life and Poetry -INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PUNJAB STUDIES - Editors EleanorNesbitt ...
		Shiv’s critics have generally given a few stereotyped labels to Shiv’s poetry, i.e., poet of Birha and a reincarnation of Keats, ignoring the versatility of his poetry.
		Shiv has used this image to develop the symbol of winds that have gone to sleep as if tired of the daylong wailings and the illusion of the warmth of a light fever emitting from the stars.
		Shiv’s father, himself a government employee in the Revenue Department, was probably well aware of the advantage of advancing Shiv’s birth date in the school records.
	www.apnaorg.com /articles/IJPS2 (9247 words)

	Punjabi AuthorsShiv Kumar Batalvi
		Shiv reworked the theme of Puran Bhagat, a mythical folklore of Punjab about the implications of marrying a young girl with an old man. In the traditional story the young wife is depicted as an evil villain in her relationship with the grown-up son of her husband from his first marriage.
		In particular, the profound and perceptive empathy of women's emotions and feelings as victims of social inequity and injustice that Shiv portrayed in Loonan, allows deeper understanding of Shiv's concept of love and gender-relations in his poetry than the stereotype of women as poet's self-centred object of desire.
		In Loonan, Shiv presents a remarkably incisive and insightful appreciation of women's sufferings in a patriarchy and exposes its moral values as the tools that force women to sacrifice their individuality to fit in various roles assigned to them.
	www.balleballeradio.com /shiv_kumar_batalvi_poet.htm (1271 words)

	The Sunday Tribune - Spectrum - Article
		Shiv Kumar Batalvi, the poet who literally dominated poetic gatherings in his short life, was born in Bara Pind Lohtian, (now in Pakistan).
		Shiv continued to let his heart rule his mind, and lived for a while in Qadian before finally moving to Chandigarh in the late 60s.
		Shiv used to recite his poems in tarannum, and those who have been fortunate enough to have heard him say that although many great professional singers have rendered Shiv Batalvi’s songs, none of them bettered the poet’s own style of recitation.
	www.tribuneindia.com /2000/20000430/spectrum/main2.htm (1641 words)

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		Shiv and Me Shiv Kumar is perhaps the most poignant Punjabi poet of this century.
		Shiv is original not simply for his metaphors (which are mind-blowing), but the twist he gives to the treatment of the poet in his work.
		Shiv is often compared to Keats, and in his biography of Shiv ["Shiv Batalvi: A solitary and passionate singer" 1979, Sterling Publishers, New Delhi LCCN: 79-905007] O. Sharma says as much.
	www.subir.com /shiv.html (1398 words)

	Shiv Kumar Batalvi Shiv Moves To Chandigarh
		After a few people had read their work (one of whom was Meena Kumari), Shiv got on the stage and began "Almost everyone today has begun to consider themselves a poet, each and every person off the streets is writing ghazals".
		Shiv Kumar died in the 36th year of his life on May 7, 1973 in his father-in-law-s house at Kir Mangyal near Pathankot.
		Shiv as the traditional poetical phenomenon was born out of the literary conjugation (Kalmi sanjog) of Amrita Pritam and Mohan Singh, to whom he appropriately dedicated his most important creation -Briha too Sultan-.
	www.sadapunjab.com /cv/Literature_On_Punjab/PUNJAB/Shiv_Kumar_Batalvi/index2.html (530 words)

	AUTHOR: Shiv Kumar Batalvi (1936-1973) Poet of melody -DAWN - Books and Authors; July 28, 2002
		Shiv was born in Bara Pind Lodhian, tehsil Shakargarh, district Narowal (which is now part of Pakistani Punjab) on July 23, 1936.
		Although Shiv had become a legend in his lifetime, he remained an anathema for the poets and critics of his generation.
		In the aftermath of extraordinary disruption caused by the partition of Punjab, poetry of disillusionment, despair, rage and self-criticism, coloured with left-wing ideology, was in vogue in East Punjab.
	www.dawn.com /weekly/books/archive/020728/books9.htm (1588 words)

	poem by Bullah Shah
		In the early 70's Shiv came to Bombay for a literary conference.
		In keeping with Shiv's outrageous behaviour there is a story about his trip to Bombay as well.
		Shiv Kumar died in the 36th year of his life on May 7, 1973 in his father-in-law's house at Kir Mangyal near Pathankot.
	www.punjabilok.com /poetry/shiv_batalavi.htm (567 words)

	The Greatest Punjabi Hits of Jagjit and Chitra
		Shiv Batalvi's lyrics especially are rendered beautifully by both singers.
		Yet the concept of muse doesn't port well into this environment, for Shiv it is the consciousness of his sorrow that drives him to write.
		If Shiv were a god, the homage we could pay him would be to listen to his voice or not listen at all.
	www.subir.com /jc/greatestpunjabi.html (434 words)

	Shiv Kumar Batalvi
		Shiv's arrogance is legendary, but he had good cause to indulge himself.
		Jeet Singh Sitola: Shiv Kumar Batalvi, jiwan te rachna; LCCN: 83-900413
		Pritam Saini: Shiv Kumar, chintana te kala; LCCN: 79-904759
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	Punjabi Network
		Shiv Kumar Batalvi (1936-73) is called the Keats of Punjabi poetry.
		It is a culture exclusive to Shiv Batalvi, amongst his peers.
		Batalvi's conception and treatment of the story is unique and brilliant, wherein he identifies himself with the female character Loona, and portrays the plight of the downtrodden Indian woman.
	www.punjabi.net /punjab/literature.htm (2485 words)

	Punjabi.net discussions chat forums
		shiv was not was actually,is [as he is in our hearts still]great poet.some of his lines i want to share with all of you:
		Shiv kumar batalvi was true Aashiqe of 20th century and his poetry will remain true forever in the heart of people until the end of this world.
		HE was barely in his mid-thirties, but the end was nigh for Shiv Kumar Batalvi.
	punjabi.net /talk/messages/1/64538.html?1101839562 (3395 words)

	Pakistan Link - Letter & Opinion
		It is impossible to dissect the genesis of an artist who appears to be an under-achiever in the simple academic world but makes discoveries that are hidden to the most brilliant scholars of the establishment.
		Shiv Kumar Batalvi is reported to have said that “we don’t do PhDs, other people will do PhDs on us.” Such great artists come as a blessing to the world but not for themselves or their families.
		Shiv Kumar Batalvi’s death at an early age tells the same story.
	www.pakistanlink.com /Opinion/2003/Jan/03/06.html (1094 words)

	Pakistan Link - Letter & Opinion
		Pakistan’s famous Batalvis were the prominent historian Ashiq Hussain Batalvi and the legal man Ijaz Hussain Batalvi.
		Mashriqi, the founder-leader of the Khaksar movement; and Maulvi Muhammad Husain Batalvi, the Ahl-i-Hadith leader.
		There are far too many prominent Batalvis for the size and importance of the town.
	www.pakistanlink.com /Letters/2004/May04/28/04.html (700 words)

	Punjabi.net discussions chat forums
		Shiv Batalvi di shairi da koi jawab nahin
		Shiv da nan Bar-e-Sagheer di dharti te uggan walay chand sufi faqeeran wichon ik faqeer da nam a.
		shiv is living in hearts still.jis jazbe te shiddat de naal shiv ne pyaar warga jazba, jo apne aap vich hi huseen hai,nu jinni khoobsurti naal likhiya te handhaiya hai,shayad hee kise hor poet ne biyaan kita hovega.
	punjabi.net /talk/messages/7/559.html?1107503586 (712 words)

	Shiv Kumar Batalvi
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		Sh iv Kumar was born on July 23, 1936 in Bara Pind Lohtian (Shakargarh tehsil), in Punjab (now Pakistan).
		Shiv was exposed to the -ramlila- at an early age, and it is to be expected that he received what was later to become his instinctive understanding of drama from these early performances.
	sadapunjab.com /cv/.../PUNJAB/Shiv_Kumar_Batalvi/index0.html (305 words)

	Shiv Kumar Batalvi
		thanks........main taan mohinder kapoor ne jo shiv dian ghazla gaian oh cassette ch sunia.......dekhungi ki pata likhia hi hove.......
		Well ruble,,,,apni choice milgi ithe,,,,,mohinder kapoor ne jinni wadiya ikk kudi nu gaya usston wadiya koi hor ni ga sakda,,,,bass shiv ne aap gaya uss ton wadiya,,,,,,jagjit singh di main vi fan aan,,,but shiv lai,,mohinder kapoor di awaaz wala damm chahida,,,waise jidhan tusi dovan ne keha personal choice aa.
		Gillharshan main thread de title ch Batalvi lagata,,,hope u wont mind,,,Shiv Kumar...Batalvi ton bina adhoora jeha lagda si.
	www.unitedpunjab.co.uk /f16/shiv-kumar-batalvi-581 (460 words)

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		This special evening is dedicated to the most poignant Punjabi poet of this century - Shiv Kumar Batalvi (aka "Birha Da Sultan").
		Well known Punjabi Artist from Melbourne and Sydney (Gurmit Sahni, Prabhjot Sandhu, Kuljit Sandhu, Dr. Parminder Mundae and Inderjit Jassal) will be singing the poetry and Ghazal's of Shiv.
		This is an invitation only function and only limited seats will be made available for general public.
	home.vicnet.net.au /~ssa/Shivnight_05.htm (89 words)

	Justice for Priyadarshani : IntentBlog
		He lives just behind the road that Santosh Kumar would have taken to approach your house, rape you and then kill you by strangulating you with a telephone cable.
		But you know, Priya, I have just been back after listening to a man’s story who witnessed the 1947 Indo-Pak partition as a five-year old kid.
		The way I see it even if Santosh Kumar with the help of his father, escapes just punishment on Earth, he has to pay back karmically.
	www.intentblog.com /archives/2006/07/justice_for_pri.html (2315 words)

	Indiaclub.com: Luna : Fiction
		In medieval times Kadiryar wrote two versions of the story in Punjabi.
		Shiv Kumar Batalvi's Luna is based on this legend.
		SHIV KUMAR BATALVI (1937-1973) is a major modern Punjabi poet.
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	SSNews
		‘‘Another song was by Shiv Kumar Batalvi, and six were written by me. Neither is Batalvi Sufi, nor me. And then, I cannot be tied down to one genre.
		These include Guru Arjan Dev, Guru Gobind Singh, Dr Harbhajan Singh, Prof Mohan Singh, Shiv Kumar Batalvi and his mother Dr Mohinder Kaur Gill.
		Rabbi says he is reading Dr Surjit Patar’s poetry too, though he is yet to decide whether he will sing it.
	www.sikhsangat.org /publish/article_79.shtml (444 words)

	Shiv Kumar Batalvi
		My struggles with consulting Platts are quite humbling and the best that I have come up with there is "tirohit" which means "covered or concealed".
		So I am happy with my reading and it seems to fit thecontext.A friend's father (the same one who was a friend of Batalvi's) said (after I told him about the Khushwant translation) that maybe it is something like a craving, from punjabi "treh".
		And then we went on tospeculate wildly that maybe it's got something to do with the falcons' olfactory senses and maybe the way they home in on their prey.
	members.tripod.com /~SundeepDougal/batalvi.html (505 words)

	Dolly Guleria
		Despite her very busy family schedule she loves to spare time to be with music lovers all over the world and enthrall them with the rich Punjabi music conveying cultural heritage of Punjab and India to the listeners.
		She loves to hear good music in any language and is very selective in composing/singing good lyrics, such as of, Shiv Kumar Batalvi, Shamsher Sandhu, Rampuri, Nand Lal Noorpuri and of course the rich folk poetry compiled by Sarv Shri Randhawa and Satiarthy.
		She often gets carried away with the pure and cultured singing of Late Nusrat Fateh Ali KhanSahib.
	www.dollyguleria.com (452 words)

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	Shiv Kumar Batalvi - A Legend (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		click here to listen the songs written by Batalvi
		Listen to some of the songs written by Batalvi and sung by Jagjeet Singh and Mohinder Kapoor
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	Shiv Kumar Batalvi Books Punjabi Books
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