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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
The book highlights the current issues being faced in everyone's life. Having a keen interest in writing from an early age, he writes on the essence and deepness of the current situation being faced in the life of a common man. The ups and downs, the effect of lows and the highs in day to day life of a person. He knows what the word struggle means and tries to make other people aware of the coming situations through his dialects. There is one thing very clear, nothing comes for free and nothing can be achieved without the hard work. The author tries to evoke a sense of responsibilities and to arouse the criticalness of depriving relations of each other. The book greatly emphasizes on the values of a relation, the trustworthy bond between two persons. The book speaks in a sense of localism and tries to incorporate the cultural and ethical values in his phrases. It’s hard to describe life in meer 45 poems, but the author has tried to cover each and every aspect of life.
The phrases are in a rhythmic manner to get the thing more clearly in a more sounding way. We hope the book gives visualization to the reader about the ideas of the author.
बलजीत सिंह मान
The author, Ar. Baljeet Singh Maan is an architect. Recently completed his Master’s degree in Urban Design from the United Kingdom. Being a native resident of Amritsar (Punjab), he generally talks about the cultural and ethical values. Nevertheless, this is his first book and the author seeks to publish the remaining parts very soon. He is very much attached to his roots and always tries to make others aware of the responsibilities one has to face in his upcoming life. His philosophy is to make others aware and to save them by telling them what he has seen already.
Since everyone is getting more professional and leaving behind the basics of our life, which makes us different and are the plinths for our existence. The author seeks to bring into highlights the forgotten potential of the truth.
