Honorary Doctorate conferred upon to K. K. Yadav

Port Blair, Jan 15: Vikramshila Hindi Vidyapith, Bhagalpur, Bihar has felicitated the young literati Mr. Krishna Kumar Yadav with Honorary Doctorate in his 16 th Conferace held in Ujjain (MP) by the Vice Chancelor of Ujjain University. This Honorary Doctorate is conferred upon him in recognition of commendable literary services, Educational qualification, writing in national & international magazines/journals and publicity of hindi.

Mr. Krishna Kumar Yadav is an officer of Indian Postal Services, serving as Director Postal Services, Andaman-Nicobar Islands, as well as an accomplished Writer, Poet, Blogger and avid thinker. With an inner self lit with creativity he is very sensitive to social problems which reflect in his literary creations as well.Inclined to writing from his student life, he has authored five books – Abhilasha (Poetry-2005), Abhivyaktiyon ke bahane (Essay-2006), India Post :150 glorious years (2006), Anubhutiyan aur Vimarsh (Essay-2007), Kranti-Yagya:1857-1947 ki gatha (2007)- at quite a young age. His Articles, Poems, Stories etc. are published over 200 eminent Magazines, Research Journals, News Papers, as well as Websites & Blogs on regular basis. Besides this, he also contributed to many reputed Collections and Books. Bal Sahitya Samiksha’ (Sept. 2007, Kanpur) and ‘Guftgu’ (March 2008, Allahabad) magazines had published special issues on his literary works. Many magazines have published his interviews.

Mr. KK Yadav is also running blogs i.e. http://www.kkyadav.blogspot.com/ (Shabd-srijan ki or) & http://dakbabu.blogspot.com/ (Dakiya dak laya), which are followed by more than 200 people and are counted among popular blogs. Apart from this, his creativity was also aired on All India Radio, Lucknow, Kanpur and Portblair. Recently his biography “Badhte charan shikhar ki or : Krishna Kumar Yadav” highlighting his literary creation was published and edited by Dr. Durgacharan Mishra, a well known writer. Truthfulness and candid approach of Mr. Yadav made him famous among the readers and brought due recognition and appreciation from literary/social institutions of high repute.