F. M. Shinde
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F. M. Shinde (Devanagari
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: फ. मुं. शिंदे) (b. 1948) is a Marathi
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 writer from Maharashtra
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He has published thus far 24 collections of his poetry, three compilations of his literary critiques, a collection of his one-act plays, a translation of a book, and a collection of his humorous essays. He borned in a small village called Rupur in kalamnuri taluka of hingoli district of maharashtra.

Swanta (स्वांत) (1973), Adima (आदिम) (1975), and Awashesh (अवशेष) (1979) are the titles of three of Shinde's poetry collections.

Shinde is a professor of Marathi.

Awards and recognition

Shinde has received for his poetry three Maharashtra state awards and also Vikhe Patil Award, Damani Literature Award, Asmitadarsha Award, and Parimal Award.

He has been selected to preside over Marathwada Sahitya Sammelan which is scheduled to be held in December 2009.
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