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D. K. Bedekar

D. K. Bedekar wrote for Quest, the journal of ideas sponsored by the Indian Committee for Cultural Freedom, appearing in 2 issues of the archive’s run (Vol. II No. 5 (April–May 1957 (Marathi Literature Special Issue) to No. 29 (APRIL/JUNE 1961 (contents page); cover dated ‘spring 1961’)).

Quest’s contributor note in Vol. II No. 5 (April–May 1957 (Marathi Literature Special Issue), p. 74 reads:

Bedekar’s critical standpoint, its criticism also runs along familiar lines. What is significant about this controversy is, however, not its contribution to thought but rather its relevance to the new literary trends in Marathi. As against tbe view of the different critics

Quest’s contributor note in No. 29 (APRIL/JUNE 1961 (contents page); cover dated ‘spring 1961’), p. 117 reads:

D. K. BEDEKAR, a keen student of Philosophy; former marxist and communist and well known Marathi writer.

By D. K. Bedekar (2)