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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalA UNIQUE BIOGRAPHY THAT WILL EMPOWER FUTURE GENERATIONS.
The Resonant Chord is all about a young lad's journey. It is the mirrored reflection of the life of a young man who worked and studied at the same time during his teens, only to retire as the Ombudsman of RBI.
It is a story of how he never lacked confidence and always knew at the bottom of his mind that he would have to one day pull out his ace card to be a winner.
It tells of how he found the missing piece in his life and of how he faced the struggles of life that inspired him to become a role model for many a youth.
Navamalati Chakraborty and Nakib Ahmed
Navamalati Chakraborty is a professor teaching English. She is a prolific writer and the daughter of a scholarly home. As a writer, the spark of her spirit is found in her poems, her excellent translations, her short stories and her essays. An excellent artist, her exhibitions provide room for study.
The Resonant Chord is a memoir of the life of Gautam Prasad Baroowah (GPB), a writer, human resource advisor, and Banking Ombudsman who also chose to recite and compose poems. Navamalati wrote about his life, his work and his sensibility, his dedication, perspective and rationale.
This is the writer's second memoir. The first was on her father, the great scholar, Dr. Maheswar Neog.
Nakib Ahmed is a celebrated newscaster of AIR of yesteryears, who rose to prominence during the Chinese aggression on Indian soil, specifically in the North East. It was his deep baritone as a news-reader, that appealed to his listeners. He studied in Shillong, graduating from St. Edmund's College, and worked as the Director Tourism of Assam and as a news journalist of CIS Cadre, Ministry of information. Later he joined as a senior official of the American Consulate, Calcutta and now is working as Advisor, North East, Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industries, Kolkata. Being a contemporary of GPB, he wrote on the professional and social life on his friend.
