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Anuradha Ghosh
Anuradha Ghosh, a wordsmith since the tender age of 10, embarked on her writing journey with a collection of short stories, often shared exclusively with her close friends. Over the years, her passion for storytelling blossomed, expanding to include longer narratives and soulful poetry. An unwavering advocate for mental health, Anuradha's written works carry the profound undertones of this cause that is close to her heart. Her commitment to raising awareness and promoting emotional well-being shines through in her prose. Besides being a seasoned writer, Anuradha has recently discovered her talRead More...
Purvi's Creative Odyssey
Books by Anuradha Ghosh
In a world of strict educational norms, Anuradha's heartwarming narrative, Purvi's Creative Odyssey, challenges conventional wisdom and offers a remarkable journey through the life of Purvi, a young girl navigating the complex labyrinth of creativity, remedial classes, and self-discovery.
What can parents do when their artistically inclined child shows little to no interest in their academics? How does one excite a child about learning basic day to day
Lost Love
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Anuradha Ghosh in Romance | Reads: 319 | Likes: 0
Faded pictures speak of the past nostalgically, The old messages and audios make you smile, The smell from the tees have long gone, But they fit you perfectly even today. The dried flowers between the pages, They don’t have that tinge any more, But you reme Read More...
Published on Jun 13,2020 01:20 AM
I was the master of being okay
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Anuradha Ghosh in True Story | Reads: 480 | Likes: 0
In between the three relationships that I had, life took away a good 12 years of mine. At the face of it, at work and at home, I was okay. If anybody knew about my disintegrating relationships, I would shrug and say I am okay, as if they were asking about a mild cold. In my car, while driving to wor Read More...
Published on Jun 13,2020 01:19 AM
Waiting at the Metro
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Anuradha Ghosh in Poetry | Reads: 237 | Likes: 0
It was forbidden for them to meet. So they met at the metro stations, In that thronging crowd. They boarded the same metro, And she went all the way to his stop, For those precious 20 minutes with him. And he waited at her stop every morning. “Beena Read More...
Published on Jun 13,2020 01:17 AM
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