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	'''Manmohan Acharya''' is a poet and lyricist from ]. He is also a researcher and published author. His contribution appears significant by inspiring the ], ], for the first time to enter into ] with his lucid Sanskrit lyrics.		'''Manmohan Acharya''' is a poet and lyricist from ]. He is also a researcher and published author. His contribution appears significant by inspiring the ], ], for the first time to enter into ] with his lucid Sanskrit lyrics.

	His ''Gita-Milindam'' contains 15 gunjans (songs) in different melodious rhythms. Manomohan Acharya speaks for the common mass. His creative technique suggests his attitude to life. Looking at his off-beat themes, none can deny that he is projecting the voice of the mass and hence is a ] ].<ref></ref><ref> by Ananta Ch. Sukla, JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LITERATURE AND AESTHETICS</ref> A devotional song from his '']'' <ref></ref> is included in the 2009 movie, '']''. He authored many Sanskrit poetry to his credit. Some worth-mentioning are ''Gita-bhaaratam'', ''Palli-panchaasika'' (Khandakavya), ''subhasa-charitam'' (Mahakavya), ''Sri Sivananda-Laharika'' (Philosophical Kavya) and ''Yati-giti-satakam'' (Sataka-kavya). As a playwright, Manomohan Acharya has written many dance dramas, including ''Arjuna-Pratijnaa, Shrita-kamalam, Pada-pallavam, Divya-Jayadevam, Pingalaa, Mrtyu, Sthitaprajnah, Tantram,<ref name="ReferenceA">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7s4lGuOvLE</ref> Purva-sakuntalam'', ''Uttara-sakuntalam'' and Raavanah.<ref name="narthaki.com"/>		His ''Gita-Milindam'' contains 15 gunjans (songs) in different melodious rhythms. Manomohan Acharya speaks for the common mass. His creative technique suggests his attitude to life. Looking at his off-beat themes, none can deny that he is projecting the voice of the mass and hence is a ] poet.<ref></ref><ref> by Ananta Ch. Sukla, JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE LITERATURE AND AESTHETICS</ref> A devotional song from his '']''<ref></ref> is included in the 2009 movie, '']''. He authored many Sanskrit poetry to his credit. Some worth-mentioning are ''Gita-bhaaratam'', ''Palli-panchaasika'' (Khandakavya), ''subhasa-charitam'' (Mahakavya), ''Sri Sivananda-Laharika'' (Philosophical Kavya) and ''Yati-giti-satakam'' (Sataka-kavya). As a playwright, Manomohan Acharya has written many dance dramas, including ''Arjuna-Pratijnaa, Shrita-kamalam, Pada-pallavam, Divya-Jayadevam, Pingalaa, Mrtyu, Sthitaprajnah, Tantram,<ref name="ReferenceA">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7s4lGuOvLE</ref> Purva-sakuntalam'', ''Uttara-sakuntalam'' and Raavanah.<ref name="narthaki.com"/>

	==Early life and education==		==Early life and education==
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	# Sistaachaara (Book)<ref name="Shishtaachaara">Shishtaachaara,pub.Jayadev Institute Of Oriental Research,Cuttack,1999,</ref>		# Sistaachaara (Book)<ref name="Shishtaachaara">Shishtaachaara,pub.Jayadev Institute of Oriental Research,Cuttack,1999,</ref>
	# Maagha And Bhanja in Picture Poetry(Book)<ref name="Bahitra">Bahitra,Bhanja Research Journal, Bhanjanagar, Orissa,1998</ref><ref>http://www.scribd.com/doc/33284758/Manmohans-Picture-Poetry-w-Ed</ref>		# Maagha And Bhanja in Picture Poetry(Book)<ref name="Bahitra">Bahitra,Bhanja Research Journal, Bhanjanagar, Orissa,1998</ref><ref>http://www.scribd.com/doc/33284758/Manmohans-Picture-Poetry-w-Ed</ref>
	# Indian Trend of Human Rights<ref>Proceedings of World Sanskrit Conference, Vol-1, Part-II, Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Rastriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha(Deemed University), New Delhi-110016,</ref>		# Indian Trend of Human Rights<ref>Proceedings of World Sanskrit Conference, Vol-1, Part-II, Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Rastriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha(Deemed University), New Delhi-110016,</ref>
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	# Kavivara- Bhaarata-varsham Shrauta-puraatanamaarsham ;<ref>Vanamala, Research Journal of Shrirangam, Kaviraja Banamali Das Commemoration Volume, 2009, page-76</ref>		# Kavivara- Bhaarata-varsham Shrauta-puraatanamaarsham ;<ref>Vanamala, Research Journal of Shrirangam, Kaviraja Banamali Das Commemoration Volume, 2009, page-76</ref>
	# Tarka Vaachaspati Madhusudan Mishra, A study<ref>The Samaj, Oriya Daily, Sunday Special Issue, Dt.25.02.2007</ref>		# Tarka Vaachaspati Madhusudan Mishra, A study<ref>The Samaj, Oriya Daily, Sunday Special Issue, Dt.25.02.2007</ref>
	# Map of Puranic India<ref>Vanajyostna, Annual Journal, Banki Autonomous College, India, ~~2001-2002~~</ref>		# Map of Puranic India<ref>Vanajyostna, Annual Journal, Banki Autonomous College, India, 2001–2002</ref>

	==Awards==		==Awards==
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	\| SHORT DESCRIPTION = Poet, lyricist		\| SHORT DESCRIPTION = Poet, lyricist
	\| DATE OF BIRTH = 20 October 1967		\| DATE OF BIRTH = 20 October 1967
	\| PLACE OF BIRTH = ], India		\| PLACE OF BIRTH = Lathanga, Orissa, India
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Manmohan Acharya

Born	(1967-10-20) 20 October 1967 (age 57) Lathanga, Orissa, India
Pen name	Vanikavi
Occupation	Poet, script writer forIndian Classical Dance, Playwright essayist
Nationality	Indian
Period	1987–2013
Genre	Poetry
Subject	Post modernism, Realism,
Notable works	Gita-Milindam, Gitamohanam
Children	Ramashish
Website
WWW.poetindia.com

Manmohan Acharya is a poet and lyricist from India. He is also a researcher and published author. His contribution appears significant by inspiring the classical dance, Odissi, for the first time to enter into Bollywood with his lucid Sanskrit lyrics.

His Gita-Milindam contains 15 gunjans (songs) in different melodious rhythms. Manomohan Acharya speaks for the common mass. His creative technique suggests his attitude to life. Looking at his off-beat themes, none can deny that he is projecting the voice of the mass and hence is a postmodern poet. A devotional song from his Gitamohanam is included in the 2009 movie, The Desire. He authored many Sanskrit poetry to his credit. Some worth-mentioning are Gita-bhaaratam, Palli-panchaasika (Khandakavya), subhasa-charitam (Mahakavya), Sri Sivananda-Laharika (Philosophical Kavya) and Yati-giti-satakam (Sataka-kavya). As a playwright, Manomohan Acharya has written many dance dramas, including Arjuna-Pratijnaa, Shrita-kamalam, Pada-pallavam, Divya-Jayadevam, Pingalaa, Mrtyu, Sthitaprajnah, Tantram, Purva-sakuntalam, Uttara-sakuntalam and Raavanah.

Early life and education

Pandit Mayadhar Acharya and Parvati Devi, Parents of Vanikavi Manmohan Acharya

Manmohan Acharya was born in the village Lathanga in Jagatsinghpur district in Orissa, India in 1967. He was born in a Sanskrit family of Lathanga, Orissa of parents Pandit Mayadhar Acharya and Parvati Devi.

Works

Manomohan Acharya has contributed a lot to modern Sanskrit literature both as Poet and Play-wright.

Poetry

Gitamohanam. 7 of the songs were adapted for the Bhakti Sangeeta C.D. of International Prajnan Mission; a devotional song is included in the 2009 movie The Desire.
Gita-bhaaratam(lyrics). Compilation of patriotic songs.

Lyrical Sanskrit poetry ‘Gita-bharatam’ is very much amazing. This literary document is meant to express the glory of the great India. This kavya contains 10 numbers of sweet patriotic songs. In this poetry. somewhere the literary style of Jayadeva is traced and somewhere the Raagas and Taalas of Oriya heritage have become the tune of this kavya. Above all the literary style of Manmohan is unique. He posed Sanskrit language as a world glory through his literature. In his melodious song, Madhura-bhaaratam, Sweet India the poet comprehend each particle of India a sweet one.

Gita milindam (lyrics)
Palli-panchaasika. (Khandakavya)

Palli-panchasika is a Khandakavya written by Acharya Manmohan published in the year 1987. Dr. Acharya successfully added a new kavya of Panchasika type to the treasury of Sanskrit literature. This work basically describes the external nature of pallis, the villages and the internal natural expression of a son towards his mother, who lives abroad.