BEST INDIAN AUTHORS WHO CHANGE THEIR LIFE STORY IN TO LITERATURE
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BEST INDIAN AUTHORS WHO CHANGE THEIR LIFE STORY IN TO LITERATURE

Writers are never wrote their Books either for Sale or either to profits but many writers and Authors Who Wrote their Literature for the expressing their Behind Life that “How The Life make Struggles to them”.Many Authors Inspires,many talk about a Peace,many authors who show the Capacity of Spirituality then many awaken us to Living Life with a Expressing Freedom of Ideology.

1.Dadagari Jeelan

Dadagari Jeelan well known for his literature published Book “Golden Stories of Dadagari Jeelan” which were published 21st Century 17th July 2018.Dadagari Jeelan Book contains more than above 20 Novels and the novels were none other than “Accolades” one by readers but no any one known the inner life of the The Kudos Writer.Dadagari Jeelan on his Biography when he confess about the novels like the “Mother’s Love”,”The Poor Children’s Life”,”The Sensitive Plant(Come and Forgive),and “Gandhiji and Selfish Passenger’s” why the novels were more like the readers is just because the writer literature works he converted his sorrow in the form of the literature.He poured in the literature the life behind on his way he received.

Dadagari Born on 24th March 1992 at Small Village later termed by City name “Proddatur” located near Andhra Pradesh State in the year 1992.He Completed Post Graduation Master of Business Administration in the year 2012 at Vaagdevi Institute of Science and Technology Engineering College,Proddatur.

2.Chetan Bhagat

Chetan Bhagat was born in New Delhi, India, on 21 April 1971. His father was an Army officer, and his mother was a government employee in the agricultural department. His youunger brother Ketan is a novelist. He completed his college years at The Army Public School, Dhaula Kuan in Delhi.Chetan Bhagat is the author of bestselling novels such as ‘Five Point Someone’, ‘The 3 Mistakes of My Life‘, ‘Revolution 2020’, and ‘What Young India Wants’. His novels have inspired some of the greatest Bollywood films, including ‘3 Idiots’ and ‘Kai Po Che!’.

Once The Writer The author cum motivational speaker was speaking at a session on the ‘Impact of Digital Co-creation in Business Revolution’ organised by an engineering college in Kolkata on Thursday.The author cum motivational speaker also said he believes that hard work can take people to places. If the students want success, they should realize that their approach to life should be, “Each pain I weather will pave my path (for success),” he said.

3.Gurmehar Kaur

Gurmehar Kaur in the introduction to her memoir, Small Acts of Freedom. What follows is a heartbreaking account of Kaur as a child seeing her father’s body brought into the house one day, wrapped in the tricolour and then placed in a wooden box. “What is this?” the child Gulgul asks, pointing to the box. “It is a dream,” says her mother. The dream is soon carried away and 21 gun shots are fired. Gulgul is told that her father died fighting in the Kargil war, and that she should be proud of him. “I understand,” she says, with the air of a world-weary woman. “But, when will he wake up?”Small Acts of Freedom is about courage. It’s about resilience, strength and love. From her grandmother who came to India from Lahore after Partition to the whirlwind romance between her parents, from her father’s state funeral to her harrowing experiences since her days of student activism, Gurmehar Kaur’s debut is about the fierceness of love, the power of family and the little acts that beget big revolutions.

4.Kiran Badi

This is the story, in Hindi, of a common but extraordinarily courageous woman who dared to rose up to the highest position in Indian Police Service.the story behind by the Author Kiran Bedi and her determination.

Kiran Bedi is a retired Indian Police Service officer, social activist, former tennis player and politician who is the current Lieutenant Governor of Puducherry. She is the first woman to join the Indian Police Service.

5.Amrita Pritam

Amrita Pritam was an Indian novelist, essayist and poet, who wrote in Punjabi and Hindi. She is considered the first prominent woman Punjabi poet, novelist, and essayist, and the leading 20th-century poet of the Punjabi language, who is equally loved on both sides of the India-Pakistan border.

Amrita Pritam was an iconic Indian writer, whose works as well as life, were a bold statement that redefined not just the Punjabi literary canon but also found new words and images for how Indian women perceived themselves.