Bakul Tripathi
gujarati
['spanish', 'romansh', 'finnish', 'norwegian', 'lower sorbian', 'german', 'serbian', 'marathi', 'cantonese', 'portuguese', 'ancient greek', 'north korean', 'urdu', 'germanic', 'chuvash', 'belarusian', 'old italian', 'middle aramaic', 'nepali', 'ladino', 'latin', 'afrikaans', 'hindi', 'russified', 'japanese', 'hebrew', 'georgian', 'romanian', 'dutch', 'upper sorbian', 'czech', 'malayalam', 'italian', 'telugu', 'tamil', 'old russian', 'middle english', 'serbian latin', 'bantu', 'classical greek', 'cherokee', 'castilian', 'cornish', 'scottish', 'bengali', 'hill mari', 'ubangian', 'simplified chinese', 'seto', 'punjabi', 'aramaic', 'flemish', 'khmer', 'armenian', 'kurdish', 'polish', 'manx gaelic', 'breton', 'oscan', 'persian', 'yue', 'attic', 'burmese', 'welsh', 'nynorsk', 'albanian', 'slovene', 'family', 'catalan', 'meadow mari', 'english', 'occitan', 'kannada', 'ukrainian', 'croat', 'magyar', 'french', 'danish', 'indigenous', 'ancient egyptian', 'basque', 'bodo', 'great russian', 'hungarian', 'hispanic', 'croatian', 'northern sami', 'bulgarian', 'greek', 'oriya', 'serbian cyrillic', 'chinese', 'valencian', 'estonian', 'mari', 'russian', 'old french', 'slovenian', 'abaza']
Bakul Tripathi
Bakul Tripathi was an Indian humour author of Gujarati language. He was born on 27 November 1928 at Nadiad, Gujarat. He served as a professor in H L College of Commerce in Ahmedabad. He was married and had a daughter. He was the president of Gujarati Sahitya Parishad. He wrote humour columns in Gujarati daily, Gujarat Samachar titled Thoth Nishaliyo and Kakko ne Barakhadi which was the longest run regular column in any daily across India. He died on 31 August 2006 at Ahmedabad. He received Kumar Chandrak in 1951.