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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
September 19, 2006
Dear diary,
I keep having flashbacks of that night. It was raining heavily. I was being dragged in the darkness, my left arm in the grip of a man whose face I couldn't see. I tried screaming, but my voice was choked already. I could feel mud all over me, and my eyelids were heavy, as though I was on drugs. He dragged me further into the tunnel and threw me on the ground. I tried to catch hold of something, but it was too slippery. I couldn’t move. He was screaming at me and kicking me, attacking me from different sides as he paced up and down. The last thing I remember was looking up as he brought a huge rock crashing down on my head.
I’m still terrified. I’m safe and happy now, but the vision always comes back. I don’t know what to do…
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Sonakshee Dutta
Sonakshee works in Business Operations with a leading private insurance company in Mumbai. She moved to Mumbai in 2013 after completing her Bachelor’s degree from West Bengal State University, followed by a short stint in a Marketing role. She is an independent working woman with a strong personality and positive outlook.
Sonakshee was born in Guwahati (Assam) and was raised by her mother and elder sister after her father expired at a very young age. She is deeply inspired by her mother’s independent and never-give-up attitude, and her mother is her role model in all walks of life.
Apart from writing, Sonakshee likes to read, cook, sing and paint. She also loves to travel, explore new places and experiment with the local cuisine there.
