"The moving finger having writ, moves on."
"The moving finger having writ, moves on."
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Pursuing a passion, I have actively written for the wellness column in the Times Of India, publishing my concepts and simple remedies for common issues which any individual can use in this new hectic lifestyle we have developed. My articles have also been published in the Deccan Herald and Economic Times.
Nurturing my interest in literature, I have written poems, which have been published in the Rajasthan Patrika and Dainik Jagaran.
A recent publication of mine, "Wahi din wahi raat" is a collection of short stories, bound together in a book.
Wahi din, wahi raat
Wahi din, wahi raat
This book is a collection of short stories which are based on very common happenings around us. Some of them are even taken from the stories of real-life people who were trapped in typical patterns and wanted to come out of it.
Somewhere in these stories, you will find how we unknowingly invite miseries into our lives. Some of them are mere incidents, that left an imprint of happiness and sadness in our tight routines.
On the whole, this book gives us glimpses of our daily life events, whose momentary importance is highlighted. [This book is available for sale on Amazon, click on the link to check availability: ]
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