Meet Vijay Bhasker who has been hailed by UK’s King Charles for his poem on Queen Elizabeth II

Hyderabad: Deputy Chief Material Manager at South Central Railway Vijay Bhasker, who doubles up as a poet, has received accolades from UK’s King Charles for his poetic tribute to late Queen Elizabeth II.

Buckingham Palace has extended its acknowledgment to the talented poet for his moving letter and the evocative poem titled "Welfare of Man." In a gracious response from Buckingham Palace, Charles III, King of the United Kingdom, expressed his gratitude for Bhasker's tribute to his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II.

In an exclusive conversation with NewsMeter, Vijay Bhasker shared the inspiration behind his poignant poem, "Welfare of Man."

He emphasized the profound role of motherhood as a central theme in the poem. Bhasker, whose passion for poetry dates back to his high school years, revealed his deep admiration for Queen Elizabeth II. He acknowledged her unwavering commitment to motherhood, despite the demands of her royal duties.

"I have immersed myself in extensive reading about Queen Elizabeth II," Bhasker shared. "She was not just a Queen but a devoted mother, managing her royal responsibilities alongside her maternal duties. She has appreciated my literary works in the past, which inspired this poem."

Bhasker's tribute to King Charles III aimed to offer solace and remind him of his mother's selfless love during a time of great loss.

"Welfare of Man" is a heartfelt celebration of the profound role that mothers play in our lives. The poem eloquently underscores their nurturing love and the sacrifices they make. Bhasker's literary works had previously garnered praise from Queen Elizabeth II herself, making this tribute even more special.

This acknowledgment from Buckingham Palace not only highlights Vijay Bhasker's literary prowess but also showcases the enduring influence of the Queen and her legacy. Bhasker's tribute serves as a heartfelt reminder of the selfless love and devotion that transcends borders and titles, a tribute that resonates not only with the King but with anyone who has known the unconditional love of a mother.