EXCHANGING WORDS WITH SWATI BANSODE

AUTHOR’S BIO :Swati Bansode is a software engineer residing in Mumbai. She worked in an IT firm for two years but left her corporate job to follow her passion for writing and travelling. She also writes poetry inspired from her personal experiences and she sometimes even gets on a stage to talk her heart out.1. Who and what inspired you to write? I mostly get inspired by my personal experiences and the need to share my thoughts with the world. I started writing poems in my 3rd year ...

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EXCHANGING WORDS WITH RIA MARY MATHEW

 AUTHOR’S BIO :Ria Mary Mathew is a textile merchandiser turned pastry chef and author of Ria's Collection, her food blog since 2008. She was trained at Le Cordon Bleu and truly believes that good food and recipes are meant to be shared. Ria currently lives in Minneapolis with her husband and two children.1. Who and what inspired you to write? Being a food blogger for the last 12 years, I knew I wanted to write a cookbook someday. My inspiration has always been my family. My paternal Grandmother ...

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EXCHANGING WORDS WITH BHAVNA MISHRA

 AUTHOR'S BIO :An alumna of St. Stephen’s College (D.U), Bhavna went on to do MBA with specialization in Human Resource Management from Amity University.She started her career as an early childhood educator and has mentored schools spanning diverse regions for their academic support. Having honed her skills for over 20 years in all aspects related to the teaching-learning process she now brings in vast experience and expertise in her roles as a teacher trainer.She believes that as educators ...

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EXCHANGING WORDS WITH NITIN KUSHALAPPA

AUTHOR’S BIO:Nitin Kushalappa M. P. was born in Coorg and brought up in Bangalore. He writes to the newspapers and has authored seven books. An engineering graduate, he is currently employed as a software engineer in an MNC where he works on iPhone apps. He has a Masters in Archaeology and holds a PMP (PMI) certification as well. Nitin also sketches during his spare time.1. Who and what inspired you to write?I would credit my mother for teaching me, quite early in life, to read and to ...

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