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	{{short description\|Adivasi Hindi poet (b. 1906, d. 1960)}}'''Sushila Samad''' or '''Sushila Samanta''' (Hindi: सुशीला सामद) (7 June 1906 – 10 December 1960) was an [[Adivasi]] [[Hindi]] [[poet]], [[journalist]], ~~[[Editing\|~~editor]], ~~[[Publishing\|~~publisher]]. She was an active organiser of the [[Indian independence movement\|Indian freedom movement]]. She belongs to the [[Munda people\|Munda]] tribal family of the village of Laujoda in the Indian state of [[Jharkhand]].		{{short description\|Adivasi Hindi poet (b. 1906, d. 1960)}}'''Sushila Samad''' or '''Sushila Samanta''' (Hindi: सुशीला सामद) (7 June 1906 – 10 December 1960) was an [[Adivasi]] [[Hindi]] poet, journalist, editor, publisher. She was an active organiser of the [[Indian independence movement\|Indian freedom movement]]. She belongs to the [[Munda people\|Munda]] tribal family of the village of Laujoda in the Indian state of [[Jharkhand]].

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
	She was born at the house of mother Lalmani Sandil and father Mohan Ram Sandil. In 1931, Sushila Samad passed the first class examination from Prayag-Mahila Vidyapeeth. In 1932 she completed the education of Vinodini and Vidushee ([[Bachelor of Arts\|BA]] Honors) in 1934. She was the first Adivasi woman in India to become a 'Hindi Vidushee'.<ref>{{Cite book\|url={{google books \|plainurl=y \|id=RpxVDwAAQBAJ\|page=7}}\|title=PRALAP (प्रलाप)\|last=Tete\|first=Vandna\|date=2017~~-01-31~~\|publisher=Pyara Kerketta Foundation~~\|year=~~\|isbn=9789381056684\|location=\|pages=7–8\|language=hi}}</ref>		She was born at the house of mother Lalmani Sandil and father Mohan Ram Sandil. In 1931, Sushila Samad passed the first class examination from Prayag-Mahila Vidyapeeth. In 1932 she completed the education of Vinodini and Vidushee ([[Bachelor of Arts\|BA]] Honors) in 1934. She was the first Adivasi woman in India to become a 'Hindi Vidushee'.<ref>{{Cite book\|url={{google books \|plainurl=y \|id=RpxVDwAAQBAJ\|page=7}}\|title=PRALAP (प्रलाप)\|last=Tete\|first=Vandna\|date=31 January 2017\|publisher=Pyara Kerketta Foundation\|isbn=9789381056684\|location=\|pages=7–8\|language=hi}}</ref>

	From ~~1925–30~~, she edited and published literary-social magazine ''Chandni.'' She was [[Mahatma Gandhi\|Gandhi]]'s only tribal woman 'Surajee' (freedom fighter). She served as MLC<ref>{{Cite book\|url={{google books \|plainurl=y \|id=AxvOtTEIsTEC\|page=546}}\|title=The Bihar Gazette\|last=(India)\|first=Bihar\|date=1959\|publisher~~=\|year~~=\|isbn=\|location=\|pages=546\|language=en}}</ref> and carried out social-cultural, literary responsibilities. Her two poetry collections were ''Prallap'' (1935) and ''Sapne Ka Sansar'' (1948).		From 1925 to 1930, she edited and published literary-social magazine ''Chandni.'' She was [[Mahatma Gandhi\|Gandhi]]'s only tribal woman 'Surajee' (freedom fighter). She served as MLC<ref>{{Cite book\|url={{google books \|plainurl=y \|id=AxvOtTEIsTEC\|page=546}}\|title=The Bihar Gazette\|last=(India)\|first=Bihar\|date=1959\|publisher=\|isbn=\|location=\|pages=546\|language=en}}</ref> and carried out social-cultural, literary responsibilities. Her two poetry collections were ''Prallap'' (1935) and ''Sapne Ka Sansar'' (1948).

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{{short description|Adivasi Hindi poet (b. 1906, d. 1960)}}'''Sushila Samad''' or '''Sushila Samanta''' (Hindi: सुशीला सामद) (7 June 1906 – 10 December 1960) was an [[Adivasi]] [[Hindi]] [[poet]], [[journalist]], [[Editing|editor]], [[Publishing|publisher]]. She was an active organiser of the [[Indian independence movement|Indian freedom movement]]. She belongs to the [[Munda people|Munda]] tribal family of the village of Laujoda in the Indian state of [[Jharkhand]].

== Biography ==
She was born at the house of mother Lalmani Sandil and father Mohan Ram Sandil. In 1931, Sushila Samad passed the first class examination from Prayag-Mahila Vidyapeeth. In 1932 she completed the education of Vinodini and Vidushee ([[Bachelor of Arts|BA]] Honors) in 1934. She was the first Adivasi woman in India to become a 'Hindi Vidushee'.<ref>{{Cite book|url={{google books |plainurl=y |id=RpxVDwAAQBAJ|page=7}}|title=PRALAP (प्रलाप)|last=Tete|first=Vandna|date=2017-01-31|publisher=Pyara Kerketta Foundation|year=|isbn=9789381056684|location=|pages=7–8|language=hi}}</ref>

From 1925–30, she edited and published literary-social magazine ''Chandni.'' She was [[Mahatma Gandhi|Gandhi]]'s only tribal woman 'Surajee' (freedom fighter). She served as MLC<ref>{{Cite book|url={{google books |plainurl=y |id=AxvOtTEIsTEC|page=546}}|title=The Bihar Gazette|last=(India)|first=Bihar|date=1959|publisher=|year=|isbn=|location=|pages=546|language=en}}</ref> and carried out social-cultural, literary responsibilities. Her two poetry collections were ''Prallap'' (1935) and ''Sapne Ka Sansar'' (1948).

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