Kunwar Narayan - Selected International Literary Activities

Selected International Literary Activities

  • Visits to Europe, Russia and China; meetings with Nazim Hikmet, Anton Slonimiskie and Pablo Neruda, 1955
  • Seminars & readings at Stockholm, Gothenburg and Lund Universities, Sweden, 1987
  • Lectures on Mythology and Modern Hindi Poetry, Venice University; Poetry readings in the UK, Italy & US, 1994
  • Lectures and poetry readings in Nepal; Stay in Cambridge; Poetry Reading in London, 1998
  • Literary conferences and poetry readings in Warsaw and Jagiellonian Universities, Poland, 1999 and 2001
  • Poetry readings and release of Italian translation of Koee Doosra Naheen at Arenzano (Genova), Italy, 2001
  • Poetry readings and participation in the SAARC conference, Lahore, Pakistan, 2003
  • Guest of Honour at the 50th Anniversary of Hindi studies at the Department of Indian Studies, University of Warsaw, Poland, 2005
  • Poetry readings at the International Festival ‘Mediterranea’ and release of Italian collection of poems, Rome, 2006

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