"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
‘Issues and Pains’ has brought its new attitude in the opposition. The expression of democracy, public proselytism, and people’s pain has given him its distinctive gesture. There should be frequent publications of such important volumes. Satywan Saurabh’s concept in its totality as well as in its essence will be called the ‘Gagar Mein Sagar’ effort.
Satywan ‘Saurabh’ has given a new perspective of looking at the pains and problems of modern life, which are standard; Certainly, the books of social discourse coming forward will determine their discourse on this basis.
The present effort can be called painstaking, thorough study, authentic and effective in his youth. Satywan Saurabh has looked at the present problems with his vast critical point of view. Presented essay articles have made their own land today. There have been vast changes in the Indian public mind after the last decade. They changed the way of thinking. There was also opposition to the system. But the problems persisted. If some improvements were made, then new problems also took birth.
Satywan Saurabh
Satywan ‘Saurabh’ has been continuously writing for the last twenty years and has made his mark due to his distinctive language, critical style, and flatness. Till now, thousands of his essay articles have been published in thousands of magazines and newspapers. He has done remarkable work in the field of editorial articles. Life-struggle and contemporary problems are at the center of his writings, with the help of which he tries hard to honestly understand and explain the modern reality of his society and environment. He is a post graduate in Political Science from Kurukshetra University, is writing editorials in thousands of newspapers across the country and abroad. The couplet collection 'Titli Hai Khamosh' written by him has been well-liked by the readers.
