Authors
India's literary scene is like a colorful tapestry, woven with stories from every corner of the country. From the vibrant tales of regional authors to the groundbreaking work of modern writers, there's something for everyone to explore. In this article, we'll dive into the diverse voices that shape Indian literature, showcasing their unique styles and the rich, varied experiences they bring to their readers. Get ready to discover some incredible stories and perspectives!
Shweta Bajpai
Shweta Bajpai, a Senior Executive at a tech company, has been writing poetry for 35 years. While she writes in both Hindi and English, her thoughts flow most freely in Hindi. Her latest book, Pratibimb Bolte Hain, reflects on personal experiences, love, ambition, and contemporary issues. This collection is perfect for readers who enjoy heartfelt, relatable poetry in Hindi and want to reconnect with the beauty of the language. Shweta's work invites readers to reflect on their own experiences and perhaps even write their own poems.
Mohandas Kizhakke
Mohandas Kizhakke, with over 34 years in the Middle East's foodstuff trade, shares his remarkable journey in Failure Due to Success. This inspiring book details his entrepreneurial struggles and triumphs in the Arab world, making it a must-read for those interested in sales and marketing careers. Alongside this, Mohandas offers Shared Thoughts, a collection of uplifting reflections and experiences, perfect for anyone seeking motivation or thoughtful insights. His books are ideal for readers looking to boost their morale and gain wisdom from real-life stories.
Anitha Nadig
From being an Engineer to becoming a Coach and Counselor, Anitha Nadig has paved a unique path. She is very passionate about bringing mental health awareness & helping people to unleash their potential. Her latest book, A Quest for a New Career Path, offers insights into her career transformation and provides practical strategies for those seeking a fulfilling change. With her influential work at Mind Sakhya and unwavering contributions to writing, Anitha is shaping the literary landscape and inspiring readers to find their passion and purpose towards living a fulfilling life.
Mohan Rote
Surgeon Captain Mohan Rote, a former Army Medical Corps officer, served over 36 years in the Indian Armed Forces, donning three different uniforms throughout his career. He represented our country abroad on deputation for almost four years. In 'Reflections', he shares his incredible journey, filled with personal experiences, adventures, and life lessons. From surviving near-death experiences to participating mountaineering expeditions, his story is a testament to resilience and positivity. This autobiography is perfect for readers interested in military life, personal growth, and adventure, offering inspiring insights on how life's challenges shape who we become.
Geetha Ramesh
Geetha Ramesh, a retired bank manager and daughter of an army officer, has found her passion in writing after retirement. Her book Divine Will is a simplified guide to leading a peaceful and balanced life, focusing on how thoughts shape our destiny. With teachings from Swami Vivekananda and the Bhagavad Gita, the book explores self-control, stability, and universal love. Aimed at young minds, this is a perfect read for anyone looking to improve their life and find direction in today's fast-paced world. It's available internationally and in multiple languages.
Vijay Krishna
Vijay Krishna is an emerging author specializing in Dark Fantasy fiction, known for his gripping short stories and novelettes. His debut work, The Dark Conjurer and the Tale of Forgotten Spirits, takes readers on a spine-chilling journey through a universe threatened by alien devils and dark forces. This book is perfect for fans of fantasy and horror who enjoy mysteries, supernatural battles, and shocking twists. Alongside writing, Vijay works in the banking sector and enjoys 3D art drawing and Vedic palm reading.
Dr. Nisha Shastry
Dr. Nisha Shastry, a passionate sci-fi writer and IT professional, immerses herself in the world of space fantasy. Her latest book, Child of Two Worlds - The Saga Untold, takes readers on an epic journey through the interstellar conflicts of the Xorian Empire and the Merkel race. Perfect for fans of space opera and futuristic battles, this book offers a thrilling blend of science fiction and drama. If you're intrigued by interplanetary warfare and imaginative sci-fi worlds, this is a must-read that will ignite your sense of wonder.
Kshitiz Sinha
Kshitiz Sinha, an alumnus of IMT Ghaziabad, is an author and creative storyteller known for blending meaningful social messages with engaging narratives. In his new fiction novel, 2121, Sinha takes readers into a futuristic India shaped by population control, technological advancements, and societal upheaval. Following Sid and Trisha, a young couple, the story weaves love, ambition, and danger in a world dominated by AI and corporate rivalries. This book is perfect for readers who love thought-provoking dystopian fiction with strong social commentary and gripping action.
Manoj Kumar Lal
Manoj Kumar Lal, from Darbhanga Bihar holds degrees in Mechanical (BIT Sindri) and Aerospace Engineering (IISc Bangalore). Since 1997, he is in IT (TCS) and has earned over 10 accreditations in diverse fields. Over the last 15 years, he has been passionately working on structuring industry knowledge in his own time and has evolved a new framework named KDD (Knowledge Driven Development). KDD proposes a common structure that accelerates domain learning. His book, âDigitizing Industry Knowledge for Software Development', applies KDD to insurance and banking, emphasizing its use in software development.
Jamir Ahmed Choudhury
Jamir Ahmed Choudhury, an Associate Professor and Academic Research Scholar, is dedicated to exploring human rights and natural science through his self-financed research. His book "One Day Project Work" delves into the "Framework & Curriculum of Natural Science" and its relevance in compulsory school education, aiming to instill scientific temper and humanism in young minds. Ideal for educators, students, and researchers, this book is a must-read for anyone passionate about the intersection of natural science, school education, and inborn human rights, and for those committed to holistic development of axiological aspects.
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India's literary landscape is as vast and varied as the country itself. The voices of its authors reflect the diversity of its people, capturing emotions, experiences, and stories that resonate with readers everywhere. As you explore these works, you'll find a deeper connection to India's culture, traditions, and the human experience. So whether you're a seasoned reader or just starting, there's always something new to discover. Keep exploring, keep reading, and let India's stories inspire you in unexpected ways. Thanks to Writing Geeks for their crucial role in spotlighting these remarkable authors. Happy reading!
