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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
"Fear is temporary, regret is forever"
What does a modern day Chakravyuh look like? Nothing less similar to a maze, it's the creation of one's subconscious, its deepest fallacies, the only difference being that the the person that gets inside it deliberately forgets the way out. A confusion so strong that it makes you forget the reality, a path ready to lure you into endless grey. The only way to come out of it is to listen to a voice so familiar and clean that it almost feels like your own conscience. They who emerge out of it step into nothingness - a trance so pleasant and valuable. Follow through the journey of Ashrita, and see if your voice reacts.
Suhani Srivastava
Suhani is a 16 year old Author in New Delhi. Already having one book published at the age of 14, her love for literature is evident. It's like an escape to her from all the madness of the world, a therapeutic task that never tires her. Her mother has been the best guide for her, for she's an author herself. She's worked for 2 organisations as a content writer, written in 6 anthologies, got published in 2 magazines, been a part of many open mics and hosted many shows on the internet. The main reason of her steps in the literary world is the guidance she's recieved from her teachers, they taught her the art of patience and opinions. She aspires to make a mark in Indian literature, and articulate her mental health in beautiful sentences.
