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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalTarangein – Samander se ehsaas ki is a short collection of poems written in Hindi. It is a seamless expression of heart which allows reader to immerse into dreams and truths of life on one hand, while inspiring softer sides of human emotions, relations and pursuits in the surrounding world. Whether it is a visit down the memory lanes in the form of ‘Pita-shree’ and ‘Maata-shree’ or the portrayal of an inquisitive mind about human life in the form of ‘Paisa aur Prem’ and ‘Sach kya hai?’, it leaves the reader with a fabulous visualization of subtle emotions woven in words. With ‘Wo do ropaye ka note’, it takes the reader into that boundless world which was so fulfilling with no impossibilities. The ‘Roushanee bharee Ulfat ki Raat’ (The night of enlightenment) describes the unique experience of ‘self-realization’ intertwined with a state of fearlessness in the light of love. Whether you are relaxing in a natural serene environment or sitting at home in a philosophical mood willing to dive into the past or enjoying a boat ride amid nature, it is going to lift your mind and heart with the finest feelings of ‘love’ and ‘vastness’.
DivyaJyoti Badgainyan
DivyaJyoti Badgainyan was born in a town called Jabalpur in the state of Madhya Pradesh in India. After completing his secondary school education from Sainik School Rewa (Betwa house), he completed his graduation and post-graduation from Rani Durgawati university, Jabalpur.
He has been in the IT industry for more than 18 years and is a recognized ‘IT solutions architect’. Over the years, he has worked with many global IT organizations including Wipro, Accenture, IBM and CSC. Having worked with many global IT projects based out of different countries and cultures, he has developed a global perspective towards aspects of life.
He currently lives in Birmingham with his family. Influenced by parents, his love for reading poetry and philosophy and listening to music began at an early age. Undergoing ‘self-realization’, he has tried to go down the memory lane, collecting his thoughts and experiences and expressing it in the form of simple words from heart. This has made it possible to produce ‘Tarangein – Samander se ehsaas ki’, written in commonly used and easy-to-understand words which profoundly connects with the reader.
