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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalBorn with a dream of becoming an advocate, Smita accidentally fell in love with writing. It was in 2008 when she first tried to scribble some poetic words on the bare sheets of her academy workbook.With her first printed poem in 2010, Smita went on to write occasional articles for an infotainment magazine. Succeeding that she was appointed as a content developer. Later promoted to the position of a junior journalist for a pan-India techno-commercial magazine in 2016. She has a short-film script, few news articles and now a book appended in her work portfolio.Presently, working as a professionaRead More...
Born with a dream of becoming an advocate, Smita accidentally fell in love with writing. It was in 2008 when she first tried to scribble some poetic words on the bare sheets of her academy workbook.
With her first printed poem in 2010, Smita went on to write occasional articles for an infotainment magazine. Succeeding that she was appointed as a content developer. Later promoted to the position of a junior journalist for a pan-India techno-commercial magazine in 2016. She has a short-film script, few news articles and now a book appended in her work portfolio.
Presently, working as a professional digital marketer these days, she helps companies to achieve success in the online space.
Achievements
In her second book, "She and the World," Smita D. Talukdar takes readers on a deeply introspective journey through the evolution of herself and her understanding of the world. Divided into two sections, this exquisite poetry collection unveils the transformation of a young girl into a woman whose concerns extend far beyond the discrimination women face in society. Talukdar's keen observations reveal the alarming indifference of people towards other's struggles
In her second book, "She and the World," Smita D. Talukdar takes readers on a deeply introspective journey through the evolution of herself and her understanding of the world. Divided into two sections, this exquisite poetry collection unveils the transformation of a young girl into a woman whose concerns extend far beyond the discrimination women face in society. Talukdar's keen observations reveal the alarming indifference of people towards other's struggles while also capturing her unwavering hope for a brighter future – be it for herself or the entire world. With themes ranging from women's rights and freedom to biases, indifference, and hopelessness, each poem masterfully explores the depths of emotions such as loneliness, solitude, confidence, doubt, love, self-love, kindness, empathy, arrogance, envy, ego, persuasion, reluctance, and the haunting inability to move forward. "She and the World" is a thought-provoking collection that is as poignant as it is empowering, providing readers with a profound glimpse into the complexities of the human experience.
Stop. No! is based on true stories of Child abuse. It reflects & tells the disturbing tales of child abuse in Indian families & is a sad memoir of an Indian girl going through the horrific experiences of child abuse but is oppressed in the name of culture, tradition & family name.
It portrays how well societal norms mold family norms. The plot of the book "Stop. No!" seems relatable, as most of us have faced similar kinds of issues that do not get any r
Stop. No! is based on true stories of Child abuse. It reflects & tells the disturbing tales of child abuse in Indian families & is a sad memoir of an Indian girl going through the horrific experiences of child abuse but is oppressed in the name of culture, tradition & family name.
It portrays how well societal norms mold family norms. The plot of the book "Stop. No!" seems relatable, as most of us have faced similar kinds of issues that do not get any recognition, not even when it gets lethal. In the book, Drishika's mother, like any other mother, plays a role that can make or break her child. To know what she does, you will have to read the book. The book cries out the pain which most of the women & kids face. This book not only tells a story but also awakens our sense to observe our surroundings.
It reveals the varied injustice that a woman undergoes even within the safe confines of their homes while being surrounded by their loved ones.
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