Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Dr. Dhirendra Verma (May 17, 1897 – April 23, 1973) was a prominent Indian Hindi and Brij Bhashi poet and writer.He headed the Hindi department of Allahabad University for several years. He wrote many books, some of which are considered to be classics, and along with Rahul Sankrityayan represented the spatial and temporal dimensions of Akshayat. He also nurtured many prominent writers one of whom was Dharamvir Bharati, who edited the hugely popular Hindi magazine, Dharmayug.He has written many books like, Hindi-Rashtra ya Suba Hindustan (1930) Hindi Bhasha ka Itihasa ( History of Hindi language ) (1933). Further, his another favorite language of writing was Brij Bhasha, in which he had written books lie Brij Chhap- grammar of Brij Bhasha, Ashtchhap, Sursagar Summary. Also he wrote books on rural Hindi. He is considered to be an institution itself on Hindi literature.Further, he also wrote a diary during his student years in 1917–23 about political events taking place in India. These diary called Meri kalej dayari ( My Collage Diary ) have been published in four parts.Father Kamil Bulke, the Belgian Jesuit, who later became famous as India's most famous Christian Hindi scholar, wrote that in 1945, he went to Allahbad and did research in Hindi, on inspiration of Dr. Dhirendra Verma for four years.Dr. Verma had later been the Vice Chancellor of Sagar University in Madhya Pradesh State of India.. }
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- Dhirendra_Verma abstract "Dr. Dhirendra Verma (May 17, 1897 – April 23, 1973) was a prominent Indian Hindi and Brij Bhashi poet and writer.He headed the Hindi department of Allahabad University for several years. He wrote many books, some of which are considered to be classics, and along with Rahul Sankrityayan represented the spatial and temporal dimensions of Akshayat. He also nurtured many prominent writers one of whom was Dharamvir Bharati, who edited the hugely popular Hindi magazine, Dharmayug.He has written many books like, Hindi-Rashtra ya Suba Hindustan (1930) Hindi Bhasha ka Itihasa ( History of Hindi language ) (1933). Further, his another favorite language of writing was Brij Bhasha, in which he had written books lie Brij Chhap- grammar of Brij Bhasha, Ashtchhap, Sursagar Summary. Also he wrote books on rural Hindi. He is considered to be an institution itself on Hindi literature.Further, he also wrote a diary during his student years in 1917–23 about political events taking place in India. These diary called Meri kalej dayari ( My Collage Diary ) have been published in four parts.Father Kamil Bulke, the Belgian Jesuit, who later became famous as India's most famous Christian Hindi scholar, wrote that in 1945, he went to Allahbad and did research in Hindi, on inspiration of Dr. Dhirendra Verma for four years.Dr. Verma had later been the Vice Chancellor of Sagar University in Madhya Pradesh State of India.".