મહજ ( ચૌહાણ મનસુખ) વિશે માહિતી

 વાહ! આ મહજ (ચૌહાણ મનસુખ મોહનભાઈ) વિશેની ખૂબ જ વિગતવાર અને પ્રેરણાદાયક માહિતી છે. તેમનો અભ્યાસનો સફર અને ગુજરાતી ભાષા પ્રત્યેનો તેમનો પ્રેમ ખરેખર પ્રશંસનીય છે.


📝 મહજ (ચૌહાણ મનસુખ મોહનભાઈ) વિશેની મુખ્ય વિગતો:

  ઉપનામ: મહજ

 પૂરું નામ: ચૌહાણ મનસુખ મોહનભાઈ

  વતન: દયાળ ગામ, મહુવા તાલુકો, ભાવનગર જિલ્લો, ગુજરાત

  માતાનું નામ: ભારતી બહેન

  પિતાનું નામ : મોહનભાઈ 

  પારિવારિક માળખું: ૬ બહેનો અને એક મોટા ભાઈ

  શિક્ષણની મુખ્ય બાબતો:

   પ્રાથમિક: દયાળ પ્રાથમિક શાળા

   માધ્યમિક: શ્રી સહજાનંદ વિદ્યાલય (ધોરણ ૯-૧૦), એમ.કે.  જમોડ હાઈસ્કૂલ (ધોરણ ૧૧-૧૨, ૮૫% સાથે પ્રથમ ક્રમે)

   ગ્રેજ્યુએશન: શામળદાસ આર્ટ્સ કૉલેજ, ભાવનગર (મુખ્ય વિષય અંગ્રેજી)

  માસ્ટર ડિગ્રી: BAOU (બાબાસાહેબ આંબેડકર ઓપન યુનિવર્સિટી, અમદાવાદ) મુખ્ય વિષય અંગ્રેજી 

 સાહિત્ય પ્રત્યેનો પ્રેમ: અંગ્રેજીમાં શિક્ષણ મેળવ્યું હોવા છતાં, ગુજરાતી ભાષા પ્રત્યેના અપાર પ્રેમને કારણે તેમણે પોતાના વિચારો "મારી એકલતા" રચનામાં રજૂ કર્યા છે.

 આકર્ષક પંક્તિ: "એક કવિની વેદના ફક્ત એની કલમ જાણે, નવ જાણે બીજું કોઈ; જે જાણે આ વેદના, સમજો એ કવિ જ હોઈ."


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