Works
Works of Gulab Khandelwal
Serial Number | Name of Book | Name in Hindi | Writing Period | Genre |
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1 | Kavita | कविता | 1939-41 | Poems & Songs |
2 | Anbindhe Moti | अनबिंधे मोती | 1939-83 | Poems & Songs |
3 | Chandni | चाँदनी | 1940-44 | Songs |
4 | Usar Ka Phool | ऊसर का फूल | 1940-50 | Poems & Songs |
5 | Nupur Bandhe Charan | नूपुर बँधे चरण | 1940-51 | Poems & Songs |
6 | Seepi Rachit Ret | सीपी-रचित रेत | 1941-46 | Sonnet |
7 | Prem Kalindi | प्रेम-कालिन्दी | 1941-77 | Songs |
8 | Shabdon Se Pare | शब्दों से परे | 1941-82 | Poems & Songs |
9 | Adhunik Kavi - 19 Gulab Khandelwal | आधुनिक कवि - १९, गुलाब खंडेलवाल | 1941-84 | Mixed Genre |
10 | Prem Vina | प्रेम-वीणा | 1941-96 | Poems & Songs |
11 | Antah Salila | अन्तःसलिला | 1941-96 | Muktak, Poems & Songs |
12 | Desh Virana Hai | देश विराना है | 1941-97 | Poems & Songs |
13 | Bali Nirvas | बलि-निर्वास | 1943 | Mixed Genre |
14 | Bhavon Ka Rajkumar | भावों का राजकुमार | 1943-97 | Poems & Songs |
15 | Kach Devyani | कच-देवयानी | 1944-45 | Small Epic |
16 | Usha | उषा | 1945-47 | Epic |
17 | Chandan Ki kalam Shahad Mein Dubo Dubo kar | चन्दन की कलम शहद में डुबो-डुबोकर | 1947-83 | Poems |
18 | Gandhi Bharati | गाँधी भारती | 1948 | Sonnet |
19 | Kaljayee | कालजयी | 1948–2006 | Muktak, Poems & Songs |
20 | Ahalya | अहल्या | 1948-50 | Small Epic |
21 | Bhool | भूल | 1949 | Drama |
22 | Aayu Banee Prastavana | आयु बनी प्रस्तावना | 1949-71 | Songs |
23 | Meri Urdu Ghazalen | मेरी उर्दू ग़ज़लें | 1950-55 | Ghazal |
24 | Roop Ki Dhoop | रूप की धूप | 1960-70 | Rubayi, Muktak & Couplets |
25 | RajRajeshwar Ashok | राजराजेश्वर अशोक | 1961 | Drama |
26 | Bikhare Phool | बिखरे फूल | 1961-96 | Songs |
27 | Mere Bharat Mere Swadesh | मेरे भारत, मेरे स्वदेश | 1962 | Patriotic Songs & Couplets |
28 | Kumkum Ke Chhinte | कुमकुम के छींटे | 1965-70 | Poems |
29 | Alok Vritt | आलोकवृत्त | 1968-73 | Small Epic |
30 | Sau Gulab Khile | सौ गुलाब खिले | 1970-73 | Ghazal |
31 | Pankhuriyan Gulab Ki | पँखुरियाँ गुलाबकी | 1973-74 | Ghazal |
32 | Kuchh Aur Gulab | कुछ और गुलाब | 1977-80 | Ghazal |
33 | Har Subah Ek Taza Gulab | हर सुबह एक ताज़ा गुलाब | 1978-81 | Ghazal |
34 | Naye Prabhat Ki Angdaiyiyan | नये प्रभात की अँगड़ाइयाँ | 1980-83 | Poems |
35 | Vyakti Ban Kar Aa | व्यक्ति बनकर आ | 1981-82 | Poems |
36 | Boonde Jo Moti Ban Gayee | बूँदें जो मोती बन गयीं | 1981-82 | Muktak |
37 | Gulab Khandelwal - Selected Poems | 1983 | Poems | |
38 | Kasturi Kundal Base | कस्तूरी कुंडल बसे | 1983- 84 | Muktak |
39 | Ret Par Chamakti Maniyan | रेत पर चमकती मणियाँ | 1983- 84 | Poems |
40 | Ek Chandrabimb Thahra Huwa | एक चन्द्रबिम्ब ठहरा हुआ | 1983- 84 | Poems |
41 | Sab Kuchh Krishnarpanam | सब कुछ कृष्णार्पणम् | 1983-85 | Devotional Songs |
42 | Bhakti Ganga | भक्ति-गंगा | 1983-97 | Devotional Songs |
43 | Hum To Gaa Kar Mukt Huye | हम तो गा कर मुक्त हुये | 1986-87 | Songs |
44 | Kitne Jivan Kitni Baar | कितने जीवन, कितनी बार | 1988 | Songs |
45 | Nao Sindhi Mein Chhodi | नाव सिन्धु में छोड़ी | 1991 | Songs |
46 | Geet-Vrindavan | गीत-वृन्दावन | 1991 | Songs |
47 | Sita-Vanvaas | सीता-वनवास | 1991-92 | Songs |
48 | Tilak Kare Raghuvir | तिलक करें रघुबीर | 1991-92 | Devotional Songs |
49 | Karuna Triveni | करुणा-त्रिवेणी (गीत-वृन्दावन, सीता-वनवास, गीत रत्नावली) | 1991-99 | Songs |
50 | Prit Na Kariyo Koi | प्रीत न करियो कोय | 1994 | Masnavi |
51 | Nahin Viram Liya Hai | नहीं विराम लिया है | 1998-99 | Songs |
52 | Tujhe Paya Apne Ko Kho Kar | तुझे पाया अपने को खोकर | 1999–2000 | Songs |
53 | Diya Jag Ko Tujhse Jo Paya | दिया जग को तुझसे जो पाया (इसमें ’देहली का पत्थर’ तथा ’पत्र-पुष्प’ भी सम्मिलित है) | 2000-03 | Songs |
54 | Mere Geet Tumhara Swar Ho | मेरे गीत तुम्हारा स्वर हो | 2005-06 | Songs |
55 | Jyon Ki Tyon Dhar Deeni Chadariya | ज्यों की त्यों धर दीनी चदरिया | 2007-08 | Songs |
56 | Kagaz Ki Naao | कागज की नाव | 2008 | Poems & Songs |
57 | Zindagi Hai Koi Kitaab Nahin | ज़िन्दगी है कोई किताब नहीं | 2008 | Autobiography |
58 | The Evening Rose | 2008-09 | Poems | |
60 | Gulab Granthavali Volume 1 Part 1 | गुलाब ग्रन्थावली (परिवर्धित संस्करण) खंड एक, भाग एक | 1941–2000 | Poems & Songs |
61 | Gulab Granthavali Volume 1 Part 2 | गुलाब ग्रन्थावली (परिवर्धित संस्करण) खंड एक, भाग दो | 1983–2000 | Songs |
62 | Gulab Granthavali Volume 2 | गुलाब ग्रन्थावली (परिवर्धित संस्करण) खंड दो | 1983–2000 | Poems & Songs |
63 | Gulab Granthavali Volume 3 | गुलाब ग्रन्थावली (परिवर्धित संस्करण) खंड तीन | 1941–2000 | Sonnet, Couplets, Songs & Ghazals |
64 | Gulab Granthavali Volume 4 | गुलाब ग्रन्थावली (परिवर्धित संस्करण) खंड चार | 1941–2000 | Epic, Small Epic & Masnavi |
65 | Gulab Granthavali Volume 5 | गुलाब ग्रन्थावली (परिवर्धित संस्करण) खंड पांच | 1939–2010 | Poems, Songs English Poems & Urdu Ghazals |
66 | Gulab Granthavali Volume 6 | गुलाब ग्रन्थावली (परिवर्धित संस्करण) खंड छः | 1949–2011 | Songs, Drama & English Poems |
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