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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalI belong from the small city Imphal and I am the middle child of my parents. As a child I was inclined to drawings and later in college days I discovered that I love to write also. After quitting the campus placed job in 2011, I started preparing for a Govt. jobs but the writing passion never faded in me and I continued it along with the job, until recently things got very eventful…I like to travel and experience new places…hills, plains valley, sea. Traditional food I love to devour and watching movies is one of my favorites. I like being in the knowledge of spirituality and alsRead More...
I belong from the small city Imphal and I am the middle child of my parents. As a child I was inclined to drawings and later in college days I discovered that I love to write also. After quitting the campus placed job in 2011, I started preparing for a Govt. jobs but the writing passion never faded in me and I continued it along with the job, until recently things got very eventful…I like to travel and experience new places…hills, plains valley, sea. Traditional food I love to devour and watching movies is one of my favorites. I like being in the knowledge of spirituality and also a follower of yoga to keep my body happy.
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It rang seven times, but there was no answer from the other side. He thought to redial once more but was interrupted in between, “Ali beta, zara khana charado”, he replied back “thik hai Ammi”. The wind was breezy outside and he decided to sit at the backyard, Manjil, their o Read More...
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