Namo Namo Modism carries a number of messages through twelve poems—written in English and Hindi. The author beautifully conveys his views and even brings many non-living things to life, as if they were personified, in poems like Han Mai Sansad, I Am Kashmir Listen To Me etc. His aim behind writing this book is to spread a message among the youth—for in any country, the youth are the ones who decide the future and set milestone, invent miracle for the country and so on. But somewhere, negativity in various forms, like dark pages of a novel, is holding us back. The author wishes to help readers tear out those pages of negativity through his well-strung words.
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Sumit Gupta
Sumit Gupta ventures into the field of literature through this debut poetry book, which he spent six years conceiving and six month writing. His interest in reading and penning his thoughts originated when he was studying English during his Masters in college.
Sumit hails from Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, and currently stays with his wonderful family
