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Many centuries ago, immortal and super intelligent beings from planet Pluto started observing and working on a plan secretly. They finally set out on an unusual and unique mission. Kidnappings across the globe cause unrest among the people from different nations. Will the human race be able to sustain itself against such a powerful, eternal and invincible race? Will the nation heads and all the powerful leaders unite together to make the right decisions? Will the Plutarians be successful in their mission? If yes, then what are the consequences that the human race will have to face? The Plutarians are definite winners so does that mean the humans are going to lose?
Meenakshi Dawer
Meenakshi Dawer, 47, born and raised in the city of Mumbai, is an outgoing person full of life and energy. She has a dynamic, versatile personality and has been a yoga and aerobics instructor. She has also taken many sessions for fitness in the corporate sector for about three years.
She loves to travel and learn about the different cultures across the globe. Her greatest asset is her urge to learn and excel in whatever she does. She has a diversified career pattern in her life, as her creativity instinct is at its best when she tries new things in life. The pressure at work always brings out the best in her. Every obstacle in her life is treated like a stepping stone to move ahead. She has designed western garments for women and is presently dealing in designing and selling home accessories.
Her faith and belief in self and leadership skills are very strong and so is her dedication to complete the work she takes in hand. She aspires to be the best in her chosen field of work. She has had a passion for writing since childhood and has been writing a few short stories and poems since her school days. She wants to pursue her career in writing.
