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KOLKATA | 31 MARCH 2026
The literary world of Rajasthan will always remain grateful for the literary contributions of Marwar Ratna Shri Deep Singh Bhati, said Hinglaj Dan Ratnoo.
Born in Randha village of Barmer district in the desert region of western Rajasthan, Shri Deep Singh Bhati is a distinguished son of the soil. He has been immensely blessed by Goddess Saraswati (Veena Pani), reflected in both his writing and speech. Through Dingal Rasaval, and as the “torchbearer of the desert,” he has made significant contributions toward establishing the unique identity of Rajasthan’s literature, history, art, and culture.
Following the guiding principles of “self-satisfaction” (Swantah Sukhaya) and “welfare and happiness of the masses” (Bahujan Hitaya, Bahujan Sukhaya), he has served the literary world in a way that continues to inspire writers across the state.
Expressing these views, Hinglaj Dan Ratnu, Assistant Director at the Information and Public Relations Department, Rajasthan Information Center, Kolkata, said that such personalities devoted to literature are always worthy of reverence.
Ratnoo further mentioned that a recently produced and released video by Shri Deep Singh Bhati titled “Mauritius’s National Saint Swami Krishnanand Ji Saraswati Maharaj” has gained widespread recognition in the fields of human service, literature, art, and culture—not only across the state and country but also internationally.
This achievement has brought great joy to the literary community.
On this occasion, many prominent personalities expressed their happiness and appreciation for this work, including:
Former Secretary of the Rajasthani Language, Literature and Culture Academy, Prithviraj Ratnoo; Dr. Sattar Khilji; senior literary figures Rajendra Joshi and Jagdish Ratnu;
social worker and former administrative officer Amar Singh Bhati; poet Girdhari Dan Beethu; former councilor and social worker Sunil Banthia; poet Mohammad Farooq;
Yogendra Purohit; Dr. M.L. Jangid; Rawat Sajjan Singh Krishnavat of Kurabad (Mewar, Udaipur); Balbir Singh Bika (Birkali); Vikram
Depawat; Colonel Hemsingh Shekhawat;
Thakur Mahavir Singh Tanwar; young writer Madan Ratnu Dasodi; Sunil Prajapat;
Amar Singh Khangarot; as well as several distinguished personalities from abroad including:
renowned Mauritian writer Raj Hiramun; former Ambassador Hemendoyal Dillum;
Jagdishwar Govardhan; Dr. Madhuri Ramdhari; Ashok Bihari; Vinay Dashoi;
Uma Jagannath; Vijay Madhu; from England: Vijay Jaiswal; from Fiji: Deputy High Commissioner Nilesh K.R.; from Nepal: Dr. Bhavana Parajuli and Santosh Sapkota;
From India: Uttarakhand Cabinet Minister Subodh Uniyal; Ratan Shah, Rajendra Kedia, Vishwanath Chandak, Prahlad Rai Goenka, Lalit Kankaria (Kolkata); Arun Agarwal (Rourkela, Odisha); former President of the All India Marwari Conference and noted industrialist Govardhan Prasad Garodia (Ranchi); along with hundreds of other dignitaries who praised Shri Deep Singh Bhati’s work and extended their congratulations and gratitude.
It is noteworthy that Shri Deep Singh Bhati is a retired Principal from the Education Department of the Rajasthan Government. He has authored over two dozen books, is the founding admin of Dingal Rasaval, and is also a renowned singer of Kabir Vani. His literary contributions have brought a wave of joy across the fields of art, literature, and culture.
Dr. Kuldeep Beethu, Dr. Nrusinh Beethu, and former RAS officer Prabhu Dan Ashiya also expressed their views. On the occasion of Rajasthan Foundation Day, various writers and social workers expressed heartfelt gratitude to him for making such valuable content available in the Rajasthani language.
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