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	Anand has spent most of his life in teaching graduate and post-graduate students in universities around the globe. Starting with the Punjab University in Chandigarh in 1961,<ref name="viewpointonline.net"/> he has held teaching positions at other universities, including the [[University of District of Columbia]] (UDC) in Washington, DC. He has also been a visiting professor at South Eastern University in Washington, D.C., [[University of British Columbia]], Vancouver, Canada, and [[Open University]] in England.<ref name="viewpointonline.net"/> From 1992–95 he was on special assignment as a Professor of Education in the Department of Technical Education, [[Saudi Arabia]]. He has availed many invitations in his professorship life,having nickname "Air Port Professor" by his pupils and friends.<ref name="viewpointonline.net"/> He visited several countries including UK, Germany, [[Turkey]], [[Denmark]], [[Norway]] and North America.<ref name="viewpointonline.net"/>		Anand has spent most of his life in teaching graduate and post-graduate students in universities around the globe. Starting with the Punjab University in Chandigarh in 1961,<ref name="viewpointonline.net"/> he has held teaching positions at other universities, including the [[University of District of Columbia]] (UDC) in Washington, DC. He has also been a visiting professor at South Eastern University in Washington, D.C., [[University of British Columbia]], Vancouver, Canada, and [[Open University]] in England.<ref name="viewpointonline.net"/> From 1992–95 he was on special assignment as a Professor of Education in the Department of Technical Education, [[Saudi Arabia]]. He has availed many invitations in his professorship life, having nickname "Air Port Professor" by his pupils and friends.<ref name="viewpointonline.net"/> He visited several countries including UK, Germany, [[Turkey]], [[Denmark]], [[Norway]] and North America.<ref name="viewpointonline.net"/>

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	* ''Jeeney Key Liye''<ref name="Shair">Shair" Monthly Urdu Literary Magazine,Mumbai,India.Issue,on literary work of Satyapal Anand,.January 2006,p.back on the title.Retrieved.2012-02-20</ref>		* ''Jeeney Key Liye''<ref name="Shair">Shair" Monthly Urdu Literary Magazine, Mumbai, India.Issue, on literary work of Satyapal Anand, January 2006, p. back on the title. Retrieved 2012-02-20.</ref>
	* ''Apney Markaz Ki Taraf''<ref name="Shair"/>		* ''Apney Markaz Ki Taraf''<ref name="Shair"/>
	* ''Dil Ki Basti''<ref name="Shair"/><ref name="google.nl"/>		* ''Dil Ki Basti''<ref name="Shair"/><ref name="google.nl"/>

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'''Satyapal Anand''' ({{lang-hi| सत्य पाल आनंद }}, {{lang-ur|{{Nastaliq|ستیا پال آنند}}}}; born April 24, 1931) is an [[Indian-American]] poet, critic and writer.<ref name="viewpointonline.net">{{cite web|url=http://www.viewpointonline.net/modernity-in-sub-continental-literature-is-linked-to-english-satyapal-anand.html|title=In Urdu poetry, the first experimentation|publisher=ViewPointOnline.net|date=February 17, 2012|accessdate=February 18, 2012}}</ref><ref name="milligazette.com">{{cite web|url=http://www.milligazette.com/news/2294-yaum-e-azadi-mushaira-in-the-us|title=Yaum-e-Azadi musha'ira in the US|publisher=MilliGazette.com|date=September 16, 2011|accessdate=February 19, 2012}}</ref> He has written several fictional and poetry books in four languages: English, Urdu, Hindi and Punjabi.<ref name="viewpointonline.net"/><ref name="milligazette.com"/> He has also received awards for his literary work.<ref name="viewpointonline.net"/>

== Personal life ==

Anand was born in [[Kot Sarang]], [[Chakwal]] district, now in [[Pakistan]].<ref name="viewpointonline.net"/> He finished his primary education there and attended secondary school in [[Rawalpindi]] in 1947.<ref name="viewpointonline.net"/> After the [[partition of India]], his family moved to [[Ludhiana]] in [[East Punjab]],<ref name="viewpointonline.net"/> where he received his college education, earning a Masters in English from the [[Punjab University, Chandigarh|Punjab University in Chandigarh]] with academic distinction.<ref name="viewpointonline.net"/> Later, he earned his first doctoral degree in English Literature<ref name="viewpointonline.net"/> with a thesis titled "Changing concept of the nature of reality and literary techniques of expression." He earned his second doctoral degree in Philosophy from the [[Trinity University (Texas)|Trinity University]], [[Texas]].<ref name="viewpointonline.net"/>

Anand married Promila Anand in November 1957 and the couple had two sons (Pramod and Sachin) and a daughter (Daisy).

==Career==
===Academic===

Anand has spent most of his life in teaching graduate and post-graduate students in universities around the globe. Starting with the Punjab University in Chandigarh in 1961,<ref name="viewpointonline.net"/> he has held teaching positions at other universities, including the [[University of District of Columbia]] (UDC) in Washington, DC. He has also been a visiting professor at South Eastern University in Washington, D.C., [[University of British Columbia]], Vancouver, Canada, and [[Open University]] in England.<ref name="viewpointonline.net"/> From 1992–95 he was on special assignment as a Professor of Education in the Department of Technical Education, [[Saudi Arabia]]. He has availed many invitations in his professorship life,having nickname "Air Port Professor" by his pupils and friends.<ref name="viewpointonline.net"/> He visited several countries including UK, Germany, [[Turkey]], [[Denmark]], [[Norway]] and North America.<ref name="viewpointonline.net"/>

===Literary===

Anand's writing career started in the early 50s when in a span of just two years he published a poetry collection, a collection of stories, and novels, all in Urdu. He had his brush with authorities when the [[Government of Punjab, India]] banned his Hindi novel "Chowk Ghanta Ghar" in 1957 and ordered his arrest.<ref name="Shair"/> His first book of short stories was published in 1953, when he was a 22-year young student.<ref name="viewpointonline.net"/> He has been highly praised by the Urdu writers and poets for his best literary work in [[Urdu]], [[Punjabi language|Punjabi]], [[Hindi]] and English.<ref name="twocircles.net">{{cite web|url=http://twocircles.net/2011jul10/first_bilingual_literary_urduhindi_poetry_recitation_embassy_india_washington.html|title=Poetry Recitation at Embassy of India in Washington|publisher=Twocircles.net|date=July 10, 2011|accessdate=February 19, 2012}}</ref> He mostly writes poems rather than ghazals.<ref name="viewpointonline.net"/> His poems are based on history, mythology or mixed culture of the West and the East.<ref name="dailytimes.com.pk">{{cite web|url=http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2012%5C01%5C17%5Cstory_17-1-2012_pg9_7|title=Outpourings of a philosophical mind|publisher=Daily times.com.pk|date=February 17, 2012|accessdate=February 19, 2012}}</ref>

Anand's English poem "Thus Spake The Fish" has qualified for the award in an international competition by UN sponsored committee for "Earth Preservation Day Celebration."<ref name="tripod.com">{{cite web|url=http://istaara0.tripod.com/id22.html|title=Thus Spake The Fish:Satyapal Anand|publisher=Tripod.com|accessdate=February 19, 2012}}</ref> The poem,

{{blockquote|'''THUS SPAKE THE FISH''' 

Thus spake the fish to the dwellers of the deep _ Take heed, O brothers _ How this, our ocean was once clean 
How dirty has it become _ a muddy pond! _ Wasn't it but a recent event _ That gods of heaven and demons of earth 
Joined hands to churn it up _ In an unholy 'manthuna'? _ Used air blowers to awaken the fire demons asleep in the deep

Fired up a hearth of cascading earthquakes! _ Where was the elixir of life _ Indeed where was it? 
What they found was poison _ Poison that broke the surface _ And now boils and broils all life forms. 
Where are the nymphs – my sisters of yore _ That played with the waves? _ Thus spake the half-dead fish

To the half-dead dwellers of the deep. _ Take heed, my friends _ We're but dead already. 
The demons and gods have used a ruse _ To churn up the ocean _ And to turn it into a mud heap.<ref name="tripod.com"/>}}

== Awards ==

* [[Jawaharlal Nehru Fellowship]] for his book Promises to Keep; [[Ahmad Adaya]]
* Urdu Markaz Award, Los Angeles<ref name="viewpointonline.net"/>
* Shiromani Sahityakar Award by the [[Government of Punjab, India]]

== Bibliography ==

;Short stories
* ''Jeeney Key Liye''<ref name="Shair">Shair" Monthly Urdu Literary Magazine,Mumbai,India.Issue,on literary work of Satyapal Anand,.January 2006,p.back on the title.Retrieved.2012-02-20</ref>
* ''Apney Markaz Ki Taraf''<ref name="Shair"/>
* ''Dil Ki Basti''<ref name="Shair"/><ref name="google.nl"/>
* ''Apni Apni Zanjeer''<ref name="Shair"/><ref name="google.nl"/>
* ''Patthar Ki Saleeb''<ref name="google.nl"/>

;Novels
* ''Aahat''<ref name="Shair"/><ref name="google.nl"/>
* ''Chowk Ghanta Ghar''<ref name="Shair"/>
* ''Ishq Maut Aur Zindagi''<ref name="Shair"/>
* ''Shehr Ka Ek Din''<ref name="Shair"/><ref name="google.nl"/>

;Urdu poetry
* ''Dast e Barg''<ref name="Shair"/><ref name="google.nl"/>
* ''Waqt La Waqt''<ref name="Shair"/><ref name="google.nl"/>
* ''Aaney Wali Sahar Band Khirki Hai''<ref name="Shair"/>
* ''Lahu Bolta Hai''<ref name="Shair"/><ref name="google.nl"/>
* ''Mustaqbil aa Mujh Se Mil''<ref name="Shair"/>
* ''Aakhri Chattan Tak''<ref name="Shair"/><ref name="google.nl"/>
* ''Mujhay Kar Vida''<ref name="Shair"/>
* ''Mere Andar Ek Samandar''<ref name="google.nl"/>
* ''Meri Muntakhab Nazmen''<ref name="google.nl"/>
* ''Byaz e Umr''

;Books in Hindi
* ''Yug Ki Awaz''
* ''Painter Bawrie''
* ''Azadi Ki Pukar, Bhoori''
* ''Dil Ki Basti''<ref name="Shair"/>
* ''Chowk Ghanta Ghar''<ref name="Shair"/>
* ''Geet Aur Ghazles''
* ''Ghazlon Ka Guldasta''

;In Punjabi

* ''Saver Dopeher Shaam''<ref name="google.nl"/>
* ''Makhu Mittha''
* ''Ghazal Ghazal Darya''<ref name="google.nl"/>
* ''Ghazal Ghazal Sagar''
* ''Ghazal Ghazal Leher''
* ''Rajneetak Chetana Ate Sutantarta Sangraam''

;In English

* ''The Dream Weaver''<ref name="google.nl">{{cite web|url=http://www.google.nl/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ix=seb&ie=UTF-8&ion=1#q=satyapal+anand&hl=nl&site=webhp&prmd=imvnso&source=lnms&tbm=bks&ei=jPlAT-K6JsKi-gbE8YG4BQ&sa=X&oi=mode_link&ct=mode&cd=2&ved=0CBMQ_AUoATjUAg&prmdo=1&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_cp.,cf.osb&fp=b34f1c0631cab5fc&ix=seb&ion=1&biw=1366&bih=631|title= Google Books-Satyapal Anand|publisher=Google.nl|accessdate=February 19, 2012}}</ref>
* ''A Vagrant Mirror''<ref name="google.nl"/>
* ''One Hundred Buddhas''<ref name="google.nl"/>
* ''If Winter Comes''<ref name="google.nl"/>
* ''Sunset Strands''<ref name="google.nl"/>
* ''Some shallow, some deep''<ref name="google.nl"/>
* ''Life's a tale''<ref name="google.nl"/>

==See also==
* [[List of Urdu language writers]]
* [[List of Urdu language poets]]

== References ==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==
* [https://www.theguardian.com/books/data/book/poetry/9781426996962/the-dream-weaver Book Review]
* [http://www.bol.com/nl/p/engelse-boeken/sunset-strands/9200000001294515/index.html Sunset Strands (digitaal boek)]
* [http://www.lybrary.com/satyapal-anand-m-88613.html Satyapal Anand products]
* [http://www.angusrobertson.com.au/by/satyapal-anand/ All books by Satyapal Anand]
* [http://pakistanlink.org/Community/2010/Oct10/15/02.HTM Fourth Independence Day Bilingual Poetry Recitation in Washington]
* [http://theindianawaaz.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3731&catid=11 Mushaira-Kavi Sammelan in US]

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