"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
It is all about plight, pathos and torture of a few women in the parochial vested interest society. All of them are optimist about resurgent of women in 21 st century. They feel that the society would one day bid fair to give justice to their voices of heart. They also feel to reactivate their potential to live up to their own self.
Dhiranjan Patra
I have nothing so great and grand to be introduced. Born in a remote village and completing all my academic education in my native state, I have quite a simple middle-class life. My family and my village people are the sources of immense pleasure of my heart. I prefer to spend more time in the peaceful countryside among the innocent villagers who held village assemblies at tea shops and betel shops discussing many things such as the progress of our state, the incredibility of India and also international happenings. I like to listen to their talks. I enjoy contentment as a teacher to have a book for pouring over and a pen to dot. It gives the real pleasure and quenches the thirst for learning. Being a post-graduate in English literature and working as a teacher in English in a junior college in Odisha. I have acquired the love of English literature and language for free and spontaneous expression of all stored up emotions, feelings and consciousness of the heart. The chariot of the English language seems more scientific, concise and logical to attain accuracy and precision. On my part, I love Odiya language and literature as a mother tongue and has thought of giving a vent to my indigenous literally thought in regional language later on. The vastness of Jagannath culture and deepness of Odiya philosophical religious and artistic storehouse encompasses all essence of eastern and western thoughts such as the sacrifice of the self for the salvation of mankind.
