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Some grief is too heavy for the open air.
it lives in the quiet spaces we keep locked away.
The Hidden Folder is a visceral journey through the landscape of loss, dedicated to the cherished memories of Bikram Singh Yadav and Shravani Yadav. Within these pages, Vinod Kumar Yadav opens a private archive of the heart—unearthing the conversations left unfinished, the laughter that echoes in empty rooms, and the profound bond between father, daughter, and those left behind.
This collection is more than a tribute; it is a sanctuary for the moments we aren't ready to let go of. It is an honest exploration of how we carry the departed within us, turning "hidden" sorrow into a bridge of eternal love.
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VINOD KUMAR YADAV
Born on August 26, 1964, to Sharda Yadav and Bikram Singh Yadav, Vinod Kumar Yadav has dedicated over three decades to the field of education in Rajasthan. While his professional life was defined by his role as an English Lecturer and a trainer for state-wide educational reforms, his soul has always been rooted in storytelling. A former All India Radio artist and a qualified journalist, his writings reflect a deep understanding of the human experience brings forth a poetic vision shaped by years of academic excellence and a passion for the regional languages. With a career spanning thirty-four years in the State Education Department, he retired as a Lecturer in English, having served as a key Resource Person for landmark projects like Lok Jumbish project, SSA,RMSA and SMSA since 1996. A Master of Journalism and Mass Communication (UGC NET 2004) and a Master of English, his creative journey includes years as a Drama Artist and Casual Compere for All India Radio. His poetry and prose, written in Hindi and Rajasthani, have been widely published in newspapers and educational journals. This collection marks a new chapter in his lifelong devotion to the arts.
