Radhika Venkat

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  Anuradha Dev

  
  
  Anuradha Dev lives in the heart of India, Indore, with her husband, two teenage kids, her in-laws, and a dog. She teaches creative writing to kids and enjoys it immensely. Her two life loves are books and kids, so she has combined her passion into her profession. There’s nothing more intriguing than listening to kids coming up with outlandish ideas.
  She used to write as a child and has revived her love for writing in the last few years.
  Her works have been published in Potato Soup Journal, Literary Yard, and Page and Spine.
  

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  Debotosh Chatterjee

  Debotosh Chatterjee is an Officer in the Indian Revenue Service (IRS). He cleared the prestigious UPSC Civil Service Examination 2015 in his 1st attempt, right after graduating from Jadavpur University (Kolkata) as a Chemical Engineer. Debotosh is a well known writer on Quora with more than 60 thousand followers, and is fond of helping out the youth with their career issues. He is known for his numerous free initiatives on UPSC Civil Service Exam preparation.

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  Sohil Makwana

  Dr. Sohil Makwana (MBBS, MD) is as engaged in creative pursuits as he is in scientific ones. He is a man who dons many hats. When not spending time with his patients, he relishes his role as a fashion photographer, humorist, assistant director, screenwriter, fitness expert, and most recently a novelist.
  
  He believes in the pursuit of knowledge and knows in his heart that one can never stop learning. His knowledge and expertise in the field of medicine, and his curiosity in world affairs enable him to craft fast-paced thrillers that reflect both his profession and passion.
  
  Expert in medicine and textpert in creating mystery, Dr. Sohil Makwana believes learning never ends. His extreme enthusiasm to explore novel ideas steered him to become versa

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  Smita Das Jain

  Smita Das Jain is a writer by passion and writes every day. Samples of her writing are visible in her home office, her sunny terrace garden, her husband’s car, and the kitchen napkins. Her debut short story collection A Slice of Life was named among India’s top three fiction works by Writefluence, and her debut novel A Price to Love found a mention in the Top 50 books of 2022 by Delhi Wire. She is also the first-prize winner of the prestigious Bharat Award for Literature, 2023 for her short story ‘Purchased Love’, and the only Asian to be named in the Top 20 flash fiction winners list in the Spring 2022 contest of the prestigious US-based Women On Writing (WOW!) magazine for women writers. Smita’s award-winning short stories have found prom

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  Anuradha Dev

  
  
  Anuradha Dev lives in the heart of India, Indore, with her husband, two teenage kids, her in-laws, and a dog. She teaches creative writing to kids and enjoys it immensely. Her two life loves are books and kids, so she has combined her passion into her profession. There’s nothing more intriguing than listening to kids coming up with outlandish ideas.
  She used to write as a child and has revived her love for writing in the last few years.
  Her works have been published in Potato Soup Journal, Literary Yard, and Page and Spine.
  

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  Kanchana Banerjee

  As far as I can remember I've wanted to write a novel. I began with writing for companies and publications; always hoping I would write a book some day. After 18 years as a freelance writer I finally did that in 2014. My debut book - A Forgotten Affair was published in 2016 by Harper Collins.
  
  I now write fiction, well into my second book. I enjoy writing about relationships and complexities in them. I believe the beauty of relationships lie in the complications because they deal with human emotions. I like to deal with these complications in the stories I write.
  
  When I'm not writing I like to read, watch TV shows, films and try my hand at gardening.

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  Amit Bagaria

  His parents thought he was studying business administration in the USA.
 He was actually studying journalism.
  
  His parents thought he was doing case studies on IBM and Pepsi. 
 He was actually interviewing the Governor of Ohio or a convicted murderer in jail.
  
  When he was a consultant for the Aditya Birla Memorial Hospital in Pune, he told Rajshree
 Birla and Kumar Mangalam Birla their offices would be in the Basement of the Hospital.
  
  As an entrepreneur, Amit has been India’s No.1 Healthcare Consultant, India’s No.1 Retail Consultant, and India’s No.1 Residential Real Estate Consultant, apart from excelling in several other sectors.
  
  As a Retail Consultant, he wrote prolifically for various retail publications. For one article, he interviewed sev

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