Barkha Mathur is a senior journalist, an author and blogger who has been reporting and writing about issues and events in Central India. Recently she has co-authored a book being the Change in the footsteps of the Mahatma, published by Harper Collins India. She blogs regularly on a variety of subjects that touch different aspects of life.
Ms. Barakha Mathur - Documented the struggles of the people who have worked in the tribal regions of Maharashtra like the Nandurbar people who are inspired by Gandhi’s teachings. Ms Ruchika Sai - has narrated her Experience and wants the younger generation to understand a tour Relationship and how to get out of it. Mr Milind Joshi’s - book is hand Written and is a competition of poetry, prose and goals. Ms Milli Pandey Vikamshis - book “MARTOOM“is also handwritten & in a Competition of 42 Poems & 42 drawings.
Mr Dipankar Mukherjee started the session by stating the question to Ms Sunita Pant Bansal What is the inspiration behind writing this “The Modern Day Vikram & Betaal” book? According to Ms Sunita Pant Bansal at present has a criminal mentality on the rise. He also asked why the title of the book is the modern-day Vikram & amp, Betaal. Ms Sunita thinks that vices are present in modern society in a way where we judge everything but forget to see who we are in connection with the way betaal sits on Vikram’s shoulder. Wrongdoing should be identified in person at the primary stage. Evil conduct of humans which is present in society is a never-ending saga. We often overlook identifying criminal behaviour in the person. Sometimes we need to look for human mirrors to know ourselves better and work on our shortcomings at the primary stage before they get out of control and turn into a real mess. There was a talk on the Book titled “The story Modern Vikram & Betaal” written by Ms Sunita Pant Bansal. It is a collection of real criminal stories consisting of justice, criminal lawyers and how to affect society at large. The dark picture of justice along with criminal stories is the central idea of the book.