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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
The only son of an erstwhile ruler of Rajasthan province of India joins the Indian Navy and becomes one of the best fighter pilots of India. He marries a commoner instead of royal and gets thrown out of the fort for tarnishing the image of his father and hurting his pride and honor. He is chosen as commander of the spacecraft Mangalyyan 7 for Mission Mars.
Since it is not economically viable by any one country, it is for the first time in the history of space travel, that NASA and ROSCOSMOS join hands with ISRO in Mission Mars. It is also for the first time that the spacecraft travels through the wormhole technology, breaking the barrier of speed of light and becoming the world leader in space travel. The commoner woman proves to be no less than royal blood lineage and helps Mars mission with her extraordinary sixth sense in bringing back the spacecraft to earth. The commander, not only regains pride, honor and the heart of his father, but also the hearts of a billion Indians and the people across the world.
Daulat Singh Panwar
Daulat Singh Panwar was born in July 1948 in a remote village Ranata, in Rajasthan, India. He has led an adventurous life – from becoming the first literate person in the family, joining the Indian Navy to handling a job overseas in the Oilfields of Middle East countries. He transformed from a shy man to a charismatic oilfields safety skills instructor to becoming an officer, an advisor, a manager and a consultant in Health, Safety and Environment.
His debut in the literary world was with the publication of a collection of love poems in UK in 1998. He was awarded with several Editors’ Choice Awards as well as International Poet of Merit Awards by the International Society of Poets. He has Authored one book of short stories, three romantic novels in English and two love and spiritual poetry books in Hindi.
He leads a happy, retired life with his family in Ajmer, Rajasthan, India.
