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Hayatullah Ansari
Dr. Hayatullah Ansari (1912-1999) was an Indian author, journalist and politician from Uttar Pradesh. He jointly wrote the script of Chetan Anand's Neecha Nagar along with Khwaja Ahmad Abbas and also served in the selection board of tte Jnanpith Award.〔http://www.jnanpith.net/awards/jnanpith-award〕
==Early life==
Hayatullah Ansari was born at Firangi Mahal, Lucknow. His father was Waheedullah Ansari. He was initially educated through the Madarassa itself and earned the degree of “uloom-e- shiqiya” from this institution. After schooling he joined the Aligarh Muslim University where he got his Bachelor's degree. In Aligarh he came in contact with the leftist progressive writers. He was influenced by them and this is reflected in his short stories which reflect his socialist bent of mind. After his return to Lucknow he came into contact with Gandhian philosophy and also served a term at the “Sevagram” Gandhi’s Ashram.. He was initially associated with the Progressive Literature movement and was editor of the weekly Hindustan and Sab Saath for some time. Subsequenlty he became the editor of Congress Party’s official newspaper Qaumi Awaz which he served with dedication for several years and took it to great heights. Qaumi Awaaz became one of the most important Urdu dailies to be published from northern India.〔http://www.milligazette.com/news/10912-hayatullah-ansari-personality-and-literary-achievements〕
In 1938 he founded the All India Talent Ghar in Lucknow which trains teachers in Urdu.〔http://aitg.co.in/History.aspx〕
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