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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Directly extracted from Prashant’s diaries and interviews with his circle, Dawn To Dusk takes you on a trip through this naval officer’s upbringing and challenges, going on to shape his undaunted grit and personality. Above all, it is a journey across the stream of thoughts stemming in his mind while he wholeheartedly trained to take up the duty of a soldier and also when his ill-fate was sealed.
Born in 1994, a young boy faces roadblocks in starkly different societies across Jamnagar, Mumbai, and a Naval ecosystem. His potent philosophical thoughts often keep him invested in his earthly journey. Surpassing the expectations of all family members, he goes on a streak of achievements that finally rewards him with the tag, ‘Lieutenant Prashant Singh’.
But when calamity strikes the Singh family out of the blue, do things turn south?
Read on to discover first-hand experiences at Indian Armed Forces recruitment drives in Bhopal and Bangalore, a cadet’s lifestyle at the Indian Naval Academy in Kerala, exciting stories while sailing across Penang and Jakarta and a gripping finale that leaves readers tongue-tied.
Will he succumb or be reborn? Maybe both.
Karandeep Arora
A tight-lipped engineer turned hungry writer, Karandeep Arora, fuses his intellectual inquisitiveness and growing awareness of society to spread the impact of a mindful attitude amongst the masses. Owing to his love for experiential travel and observing the brewing change in humanity, his belief system evolves by the day, whether at home in Mumbai or gallivanting across the country. While he nourishes his scriptwriting goals, he runs a copywriting agency, Be Intricate, catering to the textual demands of businesses worldwide.
An advocate of intricacy, he’s on a personal crusade of learning the various nuances of the human condition through revealing conversations and experiences he undertakes during his travels. His message to society is to seek comfort in discomfort and understand how all is one, yet one is all.
