Ajay Jugran
Ajay Jugraan is a lawyer by profession but a poet–writer at heart. He describes himself as a ‘human, Indian, Hindu, traveller, poet and writer’ who was ‘born, brought up and spoilt’ in Dehradun. Widely travelled, he has advised clients from all major continents and more than thirty countries. A history buff and patriot, he has been a part of some initiatives of the National Museum Institute of India. The Covid-19 pandemic lockdown gave him the much-needed pause to take up writing seriously. His first book, Antrang Satrang, a collection of seventy Hindi poems was published in DecemberRead More...
Haiku no Hanataba
Books by Ajay Jugraan
Haikus are a short form of poetry originating in Japan comprising three lines of five, seven, and five syllables, respectively. Haiku no Hanataba is a collection of 100 haikus, mostly on themes from nature including the sky, sea, trees, flowers, birds, rivers and so on as well as everyday experiences (like a chat with a friend or a toothache) and those from the author's various travels in India and abroad. The haikus are arranged in ten separate categories.
The Bridge on the River Song and Other Stories from Garhwal
Books by Ajay Jugraan
The Bridge on the River Song and Other Stories is a refreshing collection of twenty-three short stories with elements of romance, bravery, suspense, compassion, history and mystery. A few of them are retellings of folk stories from the hills of Uttarakhand, particularly Garhwal, and then there are stories from within the author's family in Dehradun. All the stories have a connection with Dehradun or a character from Garhwal–Kumaon or they start or finish in
The Bridge on the River Song and Other Stories from Garhwal
Books by Ajay Jugraan
The Bridge on the River Song and Other Stories is a refreshing collection of twenty-three short stories with elements of romance, bravery, suspense, compassion, history and mystery. A few of them are retellings of folk stories from the hills of Uttarakhand, particularly Garhwal, and then there are stories from within the author's family in Dehradun. All the stories have a connection with Dehradun or a character from Garhwal–Kumaon or they start or finish in
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