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In the realm of literary works that challenge societal norms and shed light on the flaws that often go unnoticed, "Gurukulathile Poochakal" stands as a thought-provoking masterpiece penned by the talented Indian writer, Rahul Raghav. This remarkable book delves deep into the core of our society, questioning the very systems we blindly follow and revealing the hidden realities that lie beneath.
Rahul Raghav
Poet, Novelist, Painter, and Orator.
Born amidst the serene landscapes of Malayalappuzha in the enchanting district of Pathanamthitta, Rahul Raghav is a prominent name in the realm of Malayalam literature. With his diverse repertoire of works, including novels, stories, and poetry, Raghav has captivated readers with his thought-provoking narratives and lyrical expressions.
Having completed his higher studies, Rahul Raghav embarked on a journey that took him beyond the horizons of his homeland. Seeking employment opportunities, he ventured to Saudi Arabia, where he dedicated himself to his professional pursuits. Serving as a lecturer in the field of employment training and a trainer in the realm of human resources, Raghav honed his skills and expanded his knowledge in various domains.
Despite being engrossed in his career, Rahul Raghav's passion for writing never waned. Drawing inspiration from his experiences, observations, and the rich tapestry of human emotions, he delved into the realm of literature, crafting literary pieces that resonated with readers on a profound level.
Among his notable works, "Yatra," "Sian," "Branth," "Onamillathavar," "Njan Bharatheeyan," "Njan Kanda Delhi," "Yathramozhi," "Pravasam," "Theendarikkavile Appooppan Thadikal," and "Odiyan" stand as shining examples of his literary prowess. Each work showcases his ability to delve into the intricacies of the human condition, exploring themes of love, identity, society, and self-discovery.
