The horror of the night
The horror of the night, Is etched deep in her mind, As the darkness took over, Leaving her shattered and blind. Her innocence was stolen, By an act so cruel and vile, Leaving her scarred
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” कभी तुम पागल हो जाना कभी मैं नादान बन जाऊंगी
तुम हाथ मेरा बस थामना धारा बन बहती जाऊँगी
आँखे पढ़ना मेरी तुम बस लफ्ज़ो में ना कह पाऊँगी जो
अनकही दास्तानें है नज़रो से बयान कर जाउंगी “
Shraddha Ramani is a bilingual writer, poet and educationist. A post graduate in, English literature, Public Administration and Political Science, Shradha also holds a degree in education with Gold Medal. She is a Political science PhD scholar .
She is a political science facilitator and heads the social science department of Shanti Asiatic School, Ahmedabad.
She is an avid reader and has recited her poetry on various platforms and appeared in various newspapers and TV channels many times. Her radio program ‘zindagi ke jharokhe’ se also airs every Monday on Radio channel of IITE Gandhinagar, which is very popular amongst listeners.
Shraddha has published five books on fiction and poetry.
Shradha believes in simplicity, learning and growing. Her books on collection of stories, ‘Zindagi Ki Kalam Se’ and Syaahi in Hindi are bestseller books. Her poetry book ‘Rang Bikherti zindagi ‘ is also very popular amongst readers. Her English Novel, ‘A beautiful mess’ is a Popular book amongst readers and is one of Amazon’s bestsellers. Her recent book women is also loved by readers.
She is a core member of Ahmedabad International Literature Festival . She has received various laurels for her literary contribution. She has also received international women Achiever’s award 2021.
Shraddha has also been awarded at prestigious Usha udgam parv awards of Gujarat. Her two books have been nominated for sahitya akadami puraskar. Shraddha has been a judge to many literati festivals and has judged Varik literary competitions across the country.
The horror of the night, Is etched deep in her mind, As the darkness took over, Leaving her shattered and blind. Her innocence was stolen, By an act so cruel and vile, Leaving her scarred