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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalThe news of attack on school children flashed in news papers, TV and Radio. The incident gave everyone anguish. Yet two American teenagers from Los Angeles decided to fly down to Kolkata in search of the golden goose....
Shankar and Siddarth were on a secret mission, which meant spending three months visiting cremation grounds, place of birth of a great Monk, railway stations, taking interviews of well-known persons, visiting convents, schools and institutions, where the great Monk they were inspired by spent his early life and youth.
After completing their mission both the boys returned to the USA along with their grandparents. With their new found wisdom, they had entered an eloquent, tough, nationwide competition.
Did the Monk help them to victory?
G.P. Baroowah
Gautam Prasad Baroowah is one of the few dynamic and powerful bilingual authors from Assam, India. AXOM SAHITYA SABHA selected him for the prestigious “HEM BARUAH AWARD” for his excellence in creative writing during the year 1998. He created a niche through his path breaking style of writing. Apart from being a poet, he now writes for regular columns in two of the most circulated daily newspapers and one weekly paper of repute.
His book on saving and investment Be a Millionaire, Yes you sure can is well received all over the world and is considered to be one of the most empowering books on the subject. His critically acclaimed book, Tea, legend, Life and livelihood of India was released in Rubin Museum, Manhattan, New York, by Joe Simrani, President of American Tea Association and became an International best-selling coffee table book in 2006.
Baroowah is a Business Economist and a Human Resource Management expert. He studied Economics in Guwahati and Management in Hyderabad (India) and Missouri ( USA). He worked as Director and Vice President of Multinational companies and as Banking Ombudsman of RBI. Baroowah writes in English as well as in his mother tongue Assamese. He generally lives in Kolkata and shares his time in Guwahati and Los Angeles, USA.
