Nityanand Misra

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Nityanand Misra
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Nityanand Misra
Born Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India
Language Sanskrit, Hindi, English
NationalityIndian
Genre Sanskrit, Indian literature

Nityanand Misra is a writer based in Mumbai. [1] He works in the investment banking industry. [2] [3] He has edited and authored seven books in Sanskrit, Hindi, and English. [1] [4] Born in Lucknow, Misra is an MBA from IIM Bangalore. [3] [5] His book Kumbha The Traditionally Modern Mela was received well stating "...Nityananda Misra takes the reader on a whirlwind journey through the modern Kumbha Mela..." [6]

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