Pawan Karan

Quick Facts

Full Name	Pawan Karan
Occupation	Writer
Date Of Birth	Jun 18, 1964(1964-06-18)
Age	60
Birthplace	Gwalior
Country	India
Birth City	Madhya Pradesh
Horoscope	Gemini

Pawan Karan Biography

Pawan Karan is one of the most popular and richest Writer who was born on June 18, 1964 in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, India. Pawan Karan (June 18th 1964) is an Indian poet, columnist editor, political and social analyst, and “one of the most significant poets of the early 21st century”.He is well-known for his realistic portrayal of the life of women as women in Indian society. In addition, his poetry are written about subjects like capitalism, imperialism and religion-based fanatics, his the caste system of society, and orthodoxy of practices are highly acclaimed and also because of his constant being an object of the religious fanatics, traditional political and social views and the long-standing rules in Indian society.

Pawan Karan’s third collection of poems “Aspatal ke bahar Telephone” (aka A Telephone outside Hospital) was released in 2009. The volume has been viewed in a different way from Karan’s previous published volumes ‘Iss tarah Main and ‘Stree Mere Bheetar’. In this volume , Karan’s vast understanding of family and society is exposed, though certain poems are focused on women. However, this volume presents society with such ease that it gives readers thoughts and ideas. The unique style of poetry created an impression on readers. Certain poems found their way in speeches by critics and readers. Readings were offered to readers such as Udhari Lal Alabama, Ristedar (Relatives), Mantri (Misnter), Pahalwan (Wrestler), General Dyer or Main (Me and Gen. Dyer), Ye Rasta Jaha Pahucahta Hai (Wherever this path leads), Hindu (Indian), Trianga (Indian ‘Tricolor’ Flag of India), Dulhe Ke Dost (Groom’s Friends) which was written against communalism. The volume was recognized as the most prestigious Indian poem award”Kedar Samman” 2012.

Pawan Karan’s fifth published volume was “Koat Ke Baju Par Batan” (aka Button on Coat’s Sleeve) in 2013. Poems of this volume represent Karan’s intellectual growth, strong opinions. In this volume Karan beautifully described his thought in brief poems instead off detailed ones. After reading these poems readers find that Karan is trying to give a new style to his poetry, poems like Swapan (Dream), Bhulna (Forgot), Koat Ke Baju Par Batan (Button on Coat’s Sleeve), Runggye Adak, Narisa Chakrabongse, Qu Yuan, Sonagachi, Baat (Converse), Aastha (Devotion), Bazar (Market), and Sewer Line.

Stree Mere Bheetar has received numerous awards like – Vaagishwari Samman (2004), Pushskin Samman, Moscow (2006), Sheela Siddhantkar Samman (2007), Parampara Rituraj Samman (2009). The Marathi translation of this collection, “Stree Majhya Aat” has been included in the syllabus of Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam and ‘Nanded University, Maharastra’ and got an interpreter award ‘Anuvaad Puruskar’ of Gandhi Smarak Nidhi, Nagpur.

Karan began to move away from the social and religious views of his time in the process of forming and articulating the philosophy of feministism in his groundbreaking novel “Stree Mere Bheetar” in 2004.There are a few writers from India who have written about the condition of women’s rights within the Indian Society. What is the situation for women in India? Indian women are being harmed in society, at the oppression of Men. Women’s condition is depressing and stricken, living in the shadow of men. Karan’s poems show not just the suffering of Indian women but also of women of Asia as well as Africa (the Third World) too. His poetry effectively informs us about the world that is half-way (aka second sexual sex) is not free anywhere. It is governed by the law, not of men but of the state. Poetry written by women’s rights advocate Karan are indisputably a part of the World Women’s Poetry. Karan is very well- known in the world of intellectuals as well as his writings have profoundly influence on the writers, thinkers and poets of his time.

Pawan Karan Net Worth

Pawan Karan is one of the richest Writer from India. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Pawan Karan 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

Pawan Karan’s writing journey began around the year 1980 when his poem was published in an Indian newspaper. The publication ignited a passion in him to write poetry. Following that, he started writing poetry, contemplating poetry and then eventually writing poetry, but his poems took 10 years to be endorsed by the Indian poet society. Poetry began to appear in top magazines and newspapers in 1992. The public and critics started to take his poetry with seriousness. Karan did not have a political outlook prior to 1992, and 1992 was the year he began to discover new writing and a progressive movement. Following that, major publishing houses from India i.e. “Raj Kamal Prakashan and “Vani Prakashan Karan’s books were published and Karan appears in their authors profiles as a poet who is visionary.

Pawan Karan’s first collection of poetry was released in 2000. It was acclamated by critics and readers too. The best poems in this volume mostly focus on love, family nature, objects events, stories, and images. The majority of the poems in this volume have remained in the minds of readers, like Bharosa (Trust), Pita ka Makan (Father’s House), Tapedik (Tuberculosis), Dollor, Gullak (Cash Box), Budhi Beriya (Old Berries), Dehari (Threshold), Aamrud (Guava), Shangrahalay (Museum), Louis Braille. The Bharosa (Trust) has been featured on wedding invitations and poster regularly. The volume was has been awarded “Raza Samman” from ‘Madhya Pradesh Art Association’ that is named in memory of the world-renowned artist “S. H. Raza” and “Ram Vilas Sharma Samman” from the Madhya Pradesh Sahitya Institute’.

Pawan Karan’s fourth volume “Kehna Nahi Aata” (aka How to Say!) was published in 2012. This volume contains the poems against various subjects i.e. imperialism, capitalism, traditional, orthodox and religious fanatics. Karan’s resistance has been shown in his last three volumes but not at this level, in this volume it got intensified. In this volume we see poems which support lowest and destitute of the society. This volume shows us Indian society is full of religious fanatics, casters, and people who practice untouchability, also the exploitation done to the lower class by upper class of the society.

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Pawan Karan’s second poetry volume “Stree Mere Bheetar” (aka Woman inside Me),published in 2004. This volume stunned critics and readers instead of, poems in this volume based on women’s subject already published in various newspapers and magazines before coming out as a whole, and readers were quite amazed by the poems and astounded by the volume. His poetry becomes a topic for debate between readers and reviewers. Some notable critics were already said in their speeches and wrote about the poems before this volume even published. When all the poems come as a book in front of readers, they all accepted it prominently.

Facts & Trivia

Pawan Ranked on the list of most popular Writer. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in India. Pawan Karan celebrates birthday on June 18 of every year.