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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Jyoti Prakash Nayak
Poet, WriterJyoti Prakash is a post-graduate in English studies. He extensively observes and records the birth and relevance of culture in modern life. He believes tracing the rise and/or demise of any culture or belief will surface the fault lines that either harm or bond entire mankind.Read More...
Hear Men!
Books by Jyoti Prakash
mperfection is everywhere. No one has ever escaped imperfection. This quest for perfection has led to many differences and debates. This book looks into such a debate. Questions of opportunities and taboos pivoting gender is almost eras old. With backstories of how characters were brought up, dive into a world of multitude and how this diversified multitude do make meaning without any failure.
On Becoming a Teacher
Books by Jyoti Prakash
The irreplaceability of experiences makes them invaluable. A dysfunctional structure is bound to have a dysfunctional creation. A creator should take note of all transitions and record all the experiences before passing it any further. The transitional state is not only vulnerable, but also economical. A teacher is the root creator of all creations. This work attempts to break open the shell of myths and expose the true pearl within. Being a teacher is not eas
You are saved forever in my contacts
Books by Jyoti Prakash
Meet Suraj – the admirable, committed guy who believes in the theory of ‘if your help costs me one rupee, my help will cost a hundred’. Life takes a lovely turn when he met Suchismita. Love in school is one of the best memories one can have. It becomes even more memorable when the school love enters the gates of college. Meanwhile, he discovers the lost love of her sister.
“Maa said you aren’t having your food on time. Why, Molu?” asked Diya
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