Dula Bhaya Kag

He was born in Sodavadari a village of his Maternal Parents."He was very shy in his childhood" told by Meran Gadhavi, a famous Artist and His Relative. Kag received a 5th-grade education before leaving to tend his family's cattle and farm. Eventually, he became involved in a nationalist movement and prohibition after the formation of Saurashtra State, causing him to donate his land to Vinoba Bhave’s Bhoodan Movement.

Kag is known for publishing Kagvani, an eight-volume work consisting of devotional songs (episodes from the Ramayana and the Mahabharata), as well as songs based on Gandhian philosophy and the Bhoodan movement. He wrote eulogies for Mahatma Gandhi and Bhave. He also wrote many poems on Sonai Aai and Yogiji Maharaj the 4th spiritual successor of Bhagwan Swaminarayan in BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha. He was also known as Bhagat Baapu. One couplet from him may be helpful in feeling the depths and warmth of his pen...viz. "Ek ranga ne ujalaa, eeni bhitar beeji na bhaat,vahali-dawali waat, ene karje dil ni Kaagdaa(im Gujarati)" .... In English- "Those having single colour & stainless having no other hues inside, Are the ones to whom the innermost feelings (whether happy or painful) of your heart you can share O crow..." Crow/kaag is short name of poet saint(an illiterate shephard) of Majadar village between victor-mahuva, rechristened "Kaagdhaam" in memory of him.....

As a result of his literary and political contributions to India, the country awarded him the Padma Shri award in 1962.[2]

Kag died on 2 February 1977, at the age of 74. Despite his limited education, his poems are used from primary education to master's programs. On 25 November 2004, the Department of Posts released a commemorative stamp from Ahmedabad in denominations of ₹5 to mark his 102nd anniversary.[1]