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Akshay Sharma | |
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| Occupation | Author, Writer |
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Akshay Sharma was an Indian writer.
Akshay Chandra Sharma was born in a small village of Rajasthan during the rule of British in India. He was educated at Shree Jain School and Ummed School in Ladnu. During his youth, he was greatly influenced by ideological principles of Mahatma Gandhi, the main leader of freedom movements in India at that time. He worked as the principle of Bharatiya Vidya Mandir at Bikaner and established the Bharatiya Vidyamandir Shodh Pratisthan there. He also established Hindi Vidyalaya at Ladnu.
He travelled to many foreign destinations like Switzerland, France, Britain, London on invitation of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan to give lectures on आज के परिपेक्ष में रामायण ("Credibility of Ramayan in modern times"). [1]
1. **Dastak** (Poetry Collection): Akshay Sharma's debut poetry collection, *Dastak*, earned widespread acclaim for its emotional depth and evocative verses. The collection focuses on themes of love, life, and loss, showcasing Sharma's ability to articulate complex emotions with simplicity and elegance. His work resonated with readers, establishing him as a prominent voice in contemporary Indian poetry.
2. **One Eastern Morning** (Novel): *One Eastern Morning* marked Sharma's entry into romantic fiction. This novel is celebrated for its exploration of love, relationships, and self-discovery. Through rich storytelling and profound emotional insight, the book reflects Sharma's maturation as a writer, continuing his exploration of themes that had been prominent in his earlier poetic work.
In addition to his written works, Akshay Sharma also contributes to the public discourse on love and relationships through his podcast, where he shares stories and personal reflections aimed at inspiring and connecting with his audience.
1. **Dastak** (Poetry Collection): Akshay Sharma's debut poetry collection, *Dastak*, was released to critical acclaim. This collection delves into the themes of love, life, and loss, earning praise for its emotionally resonant and evocative verses.
2. **One Eastern Morning** (Novel): Sharma's second work, *One Eastern Morning*, marked his first foray into romantic fiction. The novel explores complex themes of love, relationships, and self-discovery, further establishing him as a significant voice in contemporary Indian literature.
In addition to his books, Sharma also reaches a broader audience through his podcast, where he discusses themes of love, relationships, and personal growth.
- Akshay Sharma is an emerging author from Dehradun, India, recognized for his contributions to romantic fiction and contemporary poetry. - His debut work, *Dastak*, a poetry collection, was well-received for its emotional depth, exploring themes of love, life, and loss. - His second book, *One Eastern Morning*, marked his entry into romantic fiction, focusing on relationships and self-discovery. - In addition to his literary works, Sharma is also a podcaster, where he discusses topics related to love, relationships, and personal growth, connecting with a wider audience through storytelling and reflections.
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