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KJ Dalal is a Haryanvi poet and lyricist, originally from Hisar, Haryana, India[(city)]. He is known for his contributions to Haryanvi music and poetry, with works that aim to preserve and promote the Haryanvi language and culture globally.
Early Life and Background'
KJ Dalal was born and brought up in a Village in District Hisar, in the Indian state of Haryana.From a young age, he was deeply influenced by the cultural richness of his homeland, which later inspired his creative journey in Haryanvi writing. He was educated at Aarohi Model Senior Secondary School, Kheri Lochab , Hisar. [1]. He completed his undergraduate education at C.R. Kisan College in Jind [[2]], After graduating, Mr. Dalal moved to Canada to pursue further studies at Conestoga Collegein Ontario, Canada.
Career'
Dalal began his career as a Haryanvi writer, with a special focus on lyrics and storytelling rooted in regional traditions. Some of his released songs include:
"Alone "[[3]]
"Jhanjar" [aprpcs]
Current Work and Residence
As of now, KJ Dalal resides in Ontario [[4]], Canada, where he continues to write and produce Haryanvi Podcast. He is actively involved in promoting the Haryanvi [language] and culture worldwide, engaging with the Indian diaspora and participating in cultural events to keep regional traditions alive across borders.