20th-century Indian poets

Irish writer, poet and playwright (1873–1956)

Indian poet and lyricist (1928–1975)

Telugu writer, politician and economist

Indian poet (1939-2021)

Telugu freedom fighter and poet; famous for 'Maakodi Tella Doratanamu'

poet

Malayalam-language poet and translator

Indian writer (1929–2010)

Indian writer and social reformer

Gujarati author

Indian Urdu and Hindi poet

sanskrit poet, scholar and commentator

Indian writer of Sindhi language

adivasi woman poet

Indian educator, writer and activist

Indian writer (1944–2014)

Urdu author

Punjabi poet and writer

Indian writer

Konkani language poet

Bengali poet (1939–2015)

Indian playwright, novelist, poet, screenwriter, actor and freedom fighter (1881-1953)

Indian poet from the state of Odisha (1888-1953)

Indian poet (1927-1969)

Indian lawyer and poet of Urdu literature

Indian writer (1929–1967)

Indian composer and screenwriter

Indian writer (1932–2004)

Indian writer

Indian lyricist

Indian writer

Indian writer (1928–1992)

Telugu writer

Indian writer

writer

Gujarati playwright, critic, self-writer, poet and travel writer

Indian poet and Sanskrit scholar

Telugu writer

Indian historian, economist and poet

Indian academic (1914–2009)

Indian poet

poet

Gujarati author from India (1887-1955)

Indian writer

Gujarati language poet and critic from India

Indian poet from Odisha

Indian writer in English and Hindi

Indian poet

Malayalam poet

Sanskrit poet of 20th century

Indian writer (1940–2025)

Indian poet

Indian poet (1913–1989)

Indian Urdu Writer and Poet

Indian poet

Indian writer and poet

Rajasthani poet (1919–2008)

Indian writer (1888–1972)

Indian artist, intellectual and politician (1898-1990)

Peerzada Ghulam Ahmad (August 1885 − 9 April 1952), known by his pen name as Mahjoor, was a poet of the Kashmir Valley. He is especially noted for introducing a new style into Kashmiri poetry and for expanding Kashmiri poetry into previously unexplored thematic realms. Mahjoor is recognized as father of Kashmiri poetry.