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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
This is the third book in the series of “It’s Y Our Life”. Life is a beautiful journey. Life is what you make out of it. Life is full of choices. It’s neither fate nor situations that change Y Our life. But it’s the choices you make in that situation changes Y Our course of life. It’s Y Our choice to be happy or not in any situation. The fact is that ‘happiness is not a destination’ and one can be happy by making the right choices, living the moment, enjoying the moment. There can’t be a better candidate than ‘mother nature’ to illustrate this idea and this book provides that gateway.
At birth, you inherit a family, that's not your choice. But as you grow, it’s your choice to inherit many other families, at your school, college, professional work places, when you get married, friends and well-wisher circles and goes on. There'd be a time with growing maturity, one realizes that all the barriers merge and provides the world at large as a big family. To achieve this, transcending barriers, one needs to 'grow' and this book with its short poetic life reflecting musings provides that insight and makes one think.
KRUPA
Krupa, a Madras University Engineering Graduate and an Alumni of IISc, Bangalore has over 44 years of experience in the fields of Aeronautics, Technology, Management and Operations. Commencing his career in the Technical Arm of IAF, moved on to Technology Startups – ‘Spike Technologies’, ‘Qualcomm India’ and ‘SmartPlay Technologies’. He is currently a Board Member in the knowledge Committee of iNFHRA, Independent Director, Mentor of Technology Start Ups and is also an Author.
Krupa, has a penchant for CAD – Culture, Arts and Dramatics - and traveling. Has performed in many plays right through school to college and even at Corporates. Over the years Krupa has been widely traveling both for business and pleasure, but learning a lot. Meeting people across boundaries, cultures, habits, collecting interesting snapshots of nature, learning from them juxtaposing with everyday life and enriching the idea of life and living.
