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HL Agnihotri has tried to carve out poems that mirror human life in “The Splitting Rays”.

Madhu Joshi has presented in her latest writing in HIndi ‘Trayodashpadi’ thirteen stories which represent the vivid colours of journeys undertaken by us in life. Some are simple ones while the others reflect our strong sense of determination.

Shubham Yadav’s ‘She’ delineates the misery of a woman, her quest to live above her existing crisis.

Rajnikant Sinha’s – "Basic Set Theory” is about making students aware of how simple mathematics can be - not just by incorporating few overlapping circles.

“Oh! So Magnifique”, by Sreeram R Srini, is a collection of poetry, the breath of his being. The choice of his words sprouts right from the core of his inner self, brooding on the glimpses of reality.

Pushya Vibhooti Dhamija’s The Mystery Cave uses the cover of a fictional setting to establish the strength of the inner power of a woman in crisis.

Rajat Kanti Das’s Beyond the Boundaries is a penetrating story of Sylhetis of North East India that portrays their trails and tribunals at the wake partition.

Nikhil Chandwani’s ‘I wrote Your Name in the Sky…and Yours… and Yours Too’ is a teenager’s expression of an age where emotions rule the self.

Ali Sajjad Hussain’s Asylum, The Journey to Britain- is a chronicle of human emotions he has encounters in foreign sources, especially Britain.

Keerthan Shashidhar has got an impeccable dramatic vision. In Turmoil Within he has created a wonderful fiction through the collision of three most crucial human emotions love, hate and forgiveness.