Describe rukin bond.
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Ruskin Bond is a well known Indian Writer in English. He has written more than hundred short-stories, six novels, three collections of verse and over thirty books for children. Ruskin Bond received Sahitya Academy award for his book “Our Trees Still Grow at Dehra” in 1992, and was honored with title “Padam Shree” in 1999, for his life time contribution to Indian literature in English. He has been writing for the last fifty years in different genres of literature.
Ruskin Bond is considered a pioneer of children literature in India. Ruskin Bond came close to children’s literature. Since Ruskin Bond liked his boyhood very much therefore all his children stories whether autobiographical or semi- autobiographical expressed his longing for a happy childhood. Ruskin Bond likes children because they are more frank, open minded and emotional. According to Ruskin Bond two children can become good friends merely by exchanging a piece of marble, a coin, a doll and bangles. Children do not like the restraints put on them by their elders. Ruskin Bond loves children because they are not deceptive. All children love freedom, jumping in pools, climbing on trees, and are always curios to know about their surroundings so Ruskin Bond is more close to children of the world.
Ruskin Bond had published many casual short stories for children in magazines and newspapers in India and abroad, but he started to write regularly for children when he uprooted himself from Delhi to Mussorie. After moving to Ivy Cottage, as a grandfather to Prem Singh's children he is constantly writing children stories, to amuse his adopted grand children, Rakesh, Mukesh, and Savitri. Through Writing children's stories he also fulfilled his own unfulfilled wishes and longings as a child. He writes in Scenes from a Writer's Life that "I don't suppose I would have written so much about childhood or even about other children if my own childhood had been all happiness and light" (4). Ruskin Bond focuses on entertaining young readers. Ruskin Bond's pleasant attitude toward childhood is strongly influenced by his adolescent reading of the British and Indian Romantic poets; as poetry of Rabindranath Tagore; simple attitude of Raja Rao, R.K. Narayan, Mulk Raj Anand; and depiction of an Indian childhood in the major works of Sudhin Ghoshe. He follows the romantic views of Wordsworth, Shelly, and Coleridge. He sees dignity in the daily experiences and in the understated lifestyle of the people who live in the hilly Garhwali’s towns and villages.
Ruskin Bond is considered a pioneer of children literature in India. Ruskin Bond came close to children’s literature. Since Ruskin Bond liked his boyhood very much therefore all his children stories whether autobiographical or semi- autobiographical expressed his longing for a happy childhood. Ruskin Bond likes children because they are more frank, open minded and emotional. According to Ruskin Bond two children can become good friends merely by exchanging a piece of marble, a coin, a doll and bangles. Children do not like the restraints put on them by their elders. Ruskin Bond loves children because they are not deceptive. All children love freedom, jumping in pools, climbing on trees, and are always curios to know about their surroundings so Ruskin Bond is more close to children of the world.
Ruskin Bond had published many casual short stories for children in magazines and newspapers in India and abroad, but he started to write regularly for children when he uprooted himself from Delhi to Mussorie. After moving to Ivy Cottage, as a grandfather to Prem Singh's children he is constantly writing children stories, to amuse his adopted grand children, Rakesh, Mukesh, and Savitri. Through Writing children's stories he also fulfilled his own unfulfilled wishes and longings as a child. He writes in Scenes from a Writer's Life that "I don't suppose I would have written so much about childhood or even about other children if my own childhood had been all happiness and light" (4). Ruskin Bond focuses on entertaining young readers. Ruskin Bond's pleasant attitude toward childhood is strongly influenced by his adolescent reading of the British and Indian Romantic poets; as poetry of Rabindranath Tagore; simple attitude of Raja Rao, R.K. Narayan, Mulk Raj Anand; and depiction of an Indian childhood in the major works of Sudhin Ghoshe. He follows the romantic views of Wordsworth, Shelly, and Coleridge. He sees dignity in the daily experiences and in the understated lifestyle of the people who live in the hilly Garhwali’s towns and villages.
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Ruskin bond an indian writer of britisj desceny bond is possibly indians best known and most widely read author.He started writing at an early ahe and since then has consistently written stories that reflect life in the hill stations of the Himalayas.
Bond was awarded the padma siri in 1999 and padma bhusan in 2014 in recognition of his contribution to children literature.
Bond was awarded the padma siri in 1999 and padma bhusan in 2014 in recognition of his contribution to children literature.
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