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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
After penning down a courageous journey in his first memoirs “I wanted to Grow Chocolates in Woods”, the civil servant after retirement embarks on an unexpected journey through the wreckage of personal and marital storms. After losing beloved parent, the author’s life takes a darker turn with the intrusion of a second life partner. What begins as a quest for relaxation and fulfillment transforms into a seismic battle against a marital earthquake. Faced with relentless challenges, including loosing his beloved mother suffering from Alzheimer’s disease due to torture by his life partner, the protagonist dives into a raw introspection, questioning the cosmic forces that seem to conspire against his happiness. This memoir unveils the complex interplay between expectations from life partner in the most pious relationship of marriage, personal responsibility, and the tumultuous fast changing dynamics in the name of freedom of female partner in present times. With unflinching honesty, the author bares his soul, challenging readers to confront their own vulnerabilities These memoirs are a compelling odyssey through the highs and lows of marital life, offering profound insights into the nature of fate, mental trauma caused due to deceit of toxic life partner and the transformative power of self-discovery.
Dr. Anoop Bhalla, IFS
Born and brought up in Delhi in a middle-class family, Dr. Anoop Bhalla did his post-graduation in Endocrinology and his MPhil in Avian Reproduction from Delhi University before joining Indian Forest Service in 1980.
An officer of the Madhya Pradesh Cadre first and then of the Chattisgarh Cadre till 2017, Dr. Bhalla is a technically strong, courageous, and a highly dedicated forester.
To sharpen his technical grip over forestry, Dr. Bhalla did his PhD in Forest Ecology from Barkatullah University, Bhopal in 2001.
Besides being a forester, he is a true sportsman and loves music and travelling.
Post superannuation, Dr. Bhalla has been spearheading his own Abhinav Charitable Foundation in Chattisgarh, working for the socio-economic upliftment of tribals and providing financial help and opportunities for a number of deprived children as well as physically challenged rural kids.
Dr. Bhalla turned film producer in the year 2018 by producing a documentary film named Van Yodha as a tribute to the contributions and sacrifice of the Uniformed Forest Staff of the country.
A multi-talented top forest bureaucrat, Dr. Anoop Bhalla takes pride in being the author of his second memoir.
