Khushtar Girami (1902–1988) (

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: खुश्तर गिरामी) born Ram Rakha Mal Chadda, was a renowned

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'' Biswin Sadi'' which he also owned. He started publication of this magazine from

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in 1937, and later shifted to

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. He is credited with having introduced numerous budding

poets, short-story writers, novelists, essayists and literary critics. All renowned Urdu poets and writers were proud regular contributors to Biswin Sadi. His service to

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