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Tuesday, 9 September 2025

Author Feature:


Ravinder Singh

Ravinder Singh is a celebrated Indian author known for his poignant, heartfelt novels that explore love, relationships, and the emotions that connect people. He is among the first generation of Indian writers to popularize contemporary romance fiction in English, creating stories that are simple yet deeply moving, and that speak directly to the experiences of today’s youth.

Ravinder’s debut novel, “I Too Had a Love Story,” is widely regarded as one of the most touching love stories in modern Indian literature. Based on true events from his own life, the book portrays themes of love, loss, and resilience with sensitivity and honesty. Following this success, he authored several other novels including “Can Love Happen Twice?”, “Like it Happened Yesterday,” and “Your Dreams Are Mine Now.” Each of these works continues to explore relationships, heartbreak, personal growth, and the strength required to move forward.

What makes Ravinder Singh’s writing unique is his ability to portray ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances. His characters are relatable, flawed, and real, facing everyday challenges that reflect the emotional dilemmas of readers. He writes with empathy and warmth, allowing his audience to see themselves in his stories and find comfort in shared experiences.

Apart from his writing, Ravinder Singh is a successful entrepreneur and a motivational speaker, inspiring young readers and writers to pursue their dreams. His books have touched the hearts of readers across India and abroad, offering stories of hope, endurance, and the power of love.

Through his gentle narrative style and deep emotional insight, Ravinder Singh continues to be a cherished voice in Indian literature. His stories remind us that love, though fragile, is worth embracing, and that hope always exists even in the darkest moments.


Source:
1.Wikipedia – Ravinder Singh (Author) –
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ravinder_Singh_(author)
  • his career, bibliography, and personal life.

2. Publisher’s Page (Penguin India) –
https://penguin.co.in/book_author/ravinder-singh/
  • Provides details of his published books and achievements.




Saturday, 6 September 2025

A Gentle Reminder: Your Dreams Matter.

Dr. B R Ambedkar faced extreme hardships in his life. Denied basic rights, education, and respect, he still rose to become the Father of the Indian Constitution. His life teaches us that circumstances do not define one’s destiny.

Success is not about the advantages or privileges one has. Reservation, wealth, or freedom from discrimination may make life easier, but they cannot replace determination, focus, and mental strength. Even those with every opportunity can face challenges if they lack clear goals and sincere preparation.

It is important to remember history. For generations, many communities were denied dignity and access to basic rights from drawing water from wells to entering temples and educational spaces. These injustices affected countless lives and left deep scars. While society has come a long way, it is essential that we never forget these wrongs and remain committed to creating a fair and inclusive environment for everyone.

Every person faces obstacles, bias, or setbacks in their journey. The difference between those who succeed and those who struggle is not their background but their will to rise above challenges.

Ambedkar’s journey reminds us that external conditions are secondary to inner strength. All you need are clear aims, self belief, and sincere preparation. With these, no obstacle is too great and no dream is too distant.

This article is not meant to discourage or differentiate anyone. It is a message to the youth that neither reservation nor discrimination should stop you from pursuing your dreams. It is also a reminder to society to never forget the injustices of the past and to work together for a more compassionate and supportive future.

Your dreams matter believe in yourself, keep moving forward, and let determination guide your path.

An Article by Udhari Arundhati, B.A. II Year.