Siyaram Tiwari

Siyaram Tiwari (born 5 December 1934) is an Indian Hindi scholar and author.^[1]

Education^{[citation needed]}

M.A. (Hindi) – Bihar University, Muzaffarpur, 1958
Ph. D. – Patna University, 1962
D. Litt – Patna University, 1974

Career

After teaching in several colleges of Bihar, Tiwari joined Visva-Bharati, Santiniketan (West Bengal), an institution founded by Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore and now a central university as a reader in the Department of Hindi in January, 1976. In due course, he rose to the rank of professor and became head of the Department of Hindi as well as dean of the Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences. After final retirement in 1999 he was invited as a visiting professor in the University of Hyderabad in 2000 and Hungarian Transylvania University (Romania)^[2] in the year 2006. He served Nalanda Open University, Patna as chief co-ordinator in the Faculty of Languages for three years.

Later work – Jo Yeh Padhe Hanuman Chalisa

Tiwari has published a comprehensive commentary on the most popular hymn of Lord Hanuman named Hanuman Chalisa with the name "Jo Yeh Padhe Hanuman Chalisa". Forty verses of the hymn have been explained so elaborately that the work has covered about 250 pages.

Distinction

He has written more than twenty books on Hindi literature.^[3]
After retirement he was Prime Minister's nominee in Viswa-Bharati Court.
He assisted Union Public Service Commission in its confidential work in several capacities.
He was member of different bodies of so many universities of India.
He was felicitated by Bhartiya Hindi Parishad, a premier organization of University Hindi teachers in its annual conference held in Lucknow University in October 2011.
He delivered lectures in Refresher Courses organized by University Grants Commission in different universities.
He participated in national and international seminars organized by universities and learned institutions.
He has published a large number of research papers, critical articles, book reviews etc. in reputed Hindi journals and magazines.
He receives invitation of Akashwani and Doordarshan for talk etc.

Foreign country visited

He visited Romania in 2006 for delivering lectures.

Published works

Hindi Ke Madhyakalin Khandkavya, Delhi, 1964
Bajjika Bhasha Aur Sahitya, Patna, 1964
Haladhardaskrirt Sudamacharitra, Patna, 1966
Siddhant, Addhyayan Aur Samasyayen, Patna, 1967
Kavyabhasha, New Delhi, 1976
Sahityashashtra Aur Kavyabhasha, Sahibabad, 1978
Renu: Kartritva Aur Kritiyan, Patna, 1983
Tulasidas Ka Acharyatva, New Delhi, 1985
Pathanusandhan, Allahabad, 1987
Nandlal Bose, New Delhi, 1991
Sahitya Aur Hindi Sahitya, Patna, 1992
Manjhan, New Delhi, 1998
Jankivallabh Shastri: Kartritva Aur Kritiyan, Allahabad, 1998
Anandshankar Madhavan Ki Sarasvat Sadhana, Mandar Vidyapith, 1999
Chintan Ki Rekhayen, Delhi, 2003
Hindi Sahitya: Bhashik Paridrishya, Delhi, 2005
Suni Acharaj Karai Jani Koyi, New Delhi, 2008
Bhartiya Sahitya Ki Pahchan, Patna, 2009
Romania Yatra Ki Diary, Ahamedabad, 2009
Pataliputra Se Santiniketan, Darbhanga, 2011
Mahamanav Rabindranath Aur Anya Nibandh
Jo Yeh Padhe Hanuman Chalisa
Shailesh Matiyani Ke Patra (under print)

Referred

Who's Who of Indian Writers, Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi
Sahityakar Vivarnika, Central Hindi Directorate, New Delhi
Hindi Sahitya ka Itihas by Dr Nagendra, New Delhi
Hindi Sahitya ka Itihas by Dr Surya Prasad Dikshit, Lucknow

Works on Siyaram Tiwari

Dr Siyaram Tiwari: Vyakti Aur Upalabdhi by Dr Ramdeo Prasad & Dr Chakradhar Tripathi, Santiniketan, 2000
Dr Siyaram Tiwari: Antarang Vivechan by Dr Ram Pravesh Singh, New Delhi, 2003
Dr Siyaram Tiwari Ka Rachana Sansar by Dr Mahatha Ramkrishna Murari, Darbhanga, 2011
Hindi Gadya Shitya ko Dr Siyaram Tiwari ki den by Dr Arvind Amar, Patna, 2019
Patra : Dr Siyaram Tiwari ke Naam, Edited by Dr Uma Shankar Singh, Patna, 2020

References

[1] http://www.sitashakti.in/others_comments.html

[2] http://www.hindinest.com/sakshatkar/N6.htm

[3] http://www.hindibook.com/index.php?String=SIYARAM%20TIWARI&p=sr&Field=author

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