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{{Infobox writer<br />
|name = Shekhar Joshi<br />
|birth_date = {{birth date and age|1932|9|10}}<br />
Oliyagaon, [[Almora]], India<br />
|occupation = [[Novelist]], [[Poet]]<br />
|notableworks = '''Dajyu''', '''Kosi Ka Ghatwar'''<br />
}}<br />
'''Shekhar Joshi''' (born 10 September, 1932) is a [[Hindi]] author, who is also known for his insight into the culture, traditions and lifestyles of people of [[Uttarakhand]]. With [[Shailesh Matiyani]], he created a composite image of ethos of [[Kumaon Division|Kumaon]]. His best-known works are ''Dajyu'' (Big Brother) and ''Kosi Ka Ghatwar'' (The Miller of Kosi). Along with [[Sumitranandan Pant]], he is considered to be the most influential writer of Kumaon.<br />
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==Biography==<br />
Shekhar Joshi was born in September 1932 in the village of Oliyagaon, [[Almora district]], [[Uttarakhand]]. His family were farmers and he received his early education at [[Dehradun]] and [[Ajmer]]. While studying in intermediate school, he was selected for entry to the Defence Institute of IMA.{{clarify|date=October 2012}} He worked there from 1955 to 1986, when he resigned to take up full-time writing. <br />
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His acclaimed story, ''Dajyu'' has been made into a children’s film by the [[Children's Film Society of India]]. ''Kosi Ka Ghatwar'' and many other stories have been translated into English, Russian, Czech, Polish and Japanese<ref>[http://www.abhivyakti-hindi.org/lekhak/s/shekhar_joshi.htm Profile] www.abhivyakti-hindi.org.</ref><br />
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==Bibliography==<br />
* ''10 Pratinidhi Kahaniyan'' (Hindi), {{ISBN|978-81-267-0314-2}}.<br />
* ''Naurangi Bimar Hai'' Rajkamal Publications.<br />
* The Miller of Kosi Modern Hindi Short Stories; translated by Jai Ratan. New Delhi, Srishti, 2003, Chapter 5. {{ISBN|81-88575-18-6}}.<br />
* ''Bachche Ka Sapna'' 2004 (Hindi). {{ISBN|81-86209-44-1}}.<br />
* ''Dangri Vale'' 1998.<br />
* ''Mera Pahar'' <br />
* "Big Brother" (Dajyu), Andersen 1994.<br />
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