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Author Ratneshwar Singh discusses water crisis through his book at ‘Kalam’ in Nagpur

Jyotika Kapoor and Ratneshwar Singh during 'Kalam - Apni Bhasha, Apne Log' held at Hotel Radisson Blu in Nagpur
Jyotika Kapoor and author Ratneshwar Singh during ‘Kalam – Apni Bhasha, Apne Log’ held at Hotel Radisson Blu in Nagpur

Renowned author Ratneshwar Singh discussed his latest book ‘Ek Ladki Paani Paani’ during the 5th edition of ‘Kalam Apni Bhasa, Apne Log’ by Pratibha Khaitan Foundation held at  Hotel Radisson Blu Hotel in Nagpur. Singh last penned down the book – Rekhna Meri Jaan, which is fictional book focussing on global warming and has already entered the bestseller list.

Priyanka Kothari during 'Kalam - Apni Bhasha, Apne Log' held at Hotel Radisson Blu in Nagpur
Priyanka Kothari during ‘Kalam – Apni Bhasha, Apne Log’ held at Hotel Radisson Blu in Nagpur

Singh spoke about ‘Ek Ladki Paani Paani,’ which is based on water crisis, during a session conducted by Jyotika Kapoor at this event, which was conducted by Priyanka Kothari in association with Ehsaas Women of Nagpur comprising of Parveen Tuli, Monica Bhagwagar and Neeta Singh.

Neeta Singh during ‘Kalam – Apni Bhasha, Apne Log’ held at Hotel Radisson Blu in Nagpur

During the conversation, Singh spoke about matriarchy, feminism and revealed as to how writing is an ‘out of the body?  experience for him. Speaking about his latest book, Singh educated the audience about water management and  informed as to how in 15 years we will reach acute water scarcity. Readers had a chance to ask the things that made them curious during a Q & A session with Singh. During the session, Singh also discussed his next book – Pachtattva.

Neeta Singh during 'Kalam - Apni Bhasha, Apne Log' held at Hotel Radisson Blu in Nagpur
Rajesh Sonkusare and Ratneshwar Singh during ‘Kalam – Apni Bhasha, Apne Log’ held at Hotel Radisson Blu in Nagpur

Singh is an alumni of Nagpur’s SFS  school and Hislop College and he started his writing journey from the Orange city. After the session, the audience left with a signed copy of his new book ‘Ek Ladki Paani Paani,’ which is set in Nagpur with Water Crisis as the central theme.

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1st COVID-19 case in Ramdaspeth crops up near Cabinet Minister Vijay Wadettiwars residence

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The patient is reportedly connected to a resident from Mominpura. However, nothing concrete as of now can be said about the same. More details are awaited.

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Nagpur: 91 test positive in 24 hours making COVID-19 tally rise to 1266

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Out of the total, 823 have been cured and over 333 are currently being treated upon.

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Nagpur man discovers 4-month-old foetus in gutter; cops suspect illegal abortion

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Police inspector Sunil Chavan told Nation Next that a four-month-old foetus, wrapped in a cloth, was found lying inside a gutter near a house on Thursday night in Pardi. Chavan also informed that the foetus was sent for an autopsy to Mayo Hospital and the reports are awaited. Police have suspected the possibility of abandonment after an illegal abortion. 

A case has been registered under Section 318 (Concealment of birth by secret disposal of a dead body) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) on the basis of a complained filed by Tumane. 

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