Jamshedpur writer Ansuman Bhagat releases book and magazine

Jamshedpur, June 29: Jamshedpur author Ansuman Bhagat fueled the discussion by advocating creation of new opportunities for authors and writers through an ecosystem. Recently, in a book launch event he emphasized on the need of support of Indian authors. While he was discussing various issues, Ansuman Bhagat released four books published through Mumbai based publishing house Monomousumi, titled – Sia’s Petals, DNA, Review on Utilization of Plants and Traditional Uses, Art of Dravidians. Ansuman Bhagat was invited as the chief guest for the release of these books. On this occasion, Ansuman Bhagat encouraged all the authors – Sia Aggarwal, Massid Khalate, Kaylvizhi Saravanselvam and wished them well for achieving great heights ahead in their writing career.

He said that authors make their valuable contribution in the creation of the society and they should be encouraged. They work to give a new dimension to society through their writings.

Apart from the release of books, the index and cover page of a special issue of Weaver magazine were also released. The special issue is dedicated to doctors and will be live on Doctor’s Day and will be published from Jabalpur. Weaver magazine is published by Monomousumi from various cities other than Mumbai where hundreds of students, writers and professionals participate enthusiastically. Ansuman released this issue of the magazine expressing his deep gratitude towards the doctors.

Recently Ansuman Bhagat was awarded the Best Author Award for the year 2022 by  Monomosumi where he was awarded the Best Author status among the hundreds of nominations. Monomousumi organizes various writing competitions every month. Monomosumi, a Mumbai-Kolkata based organization, inspires talented writers to explore their creativity, research and organization skills, and develop their own writing skills. These writing competitions are organized every month since May 2018, which is certified as a record in India Book of Records.

The pandemic changed the way we looked at the education sector and witnessed a huge shift. While most of the parents were busy selecting the best substitute for the classroom teaching, holistic learning well blended with extracurriculars has gotten a little attention. Activities like music, dance, chess, yoga etc. got some attention from the unorganized sectors, mostly from the teachers or instructors who lost their job due to the pandemic; however, creative writing never gained its due attention. Creative writing skills, categorically, have much more to cater to the school and college goers for improving their knowledge of a specific topic as well as for sharpening their creative quotient. Pouring your heart in the form of words is a good idea to get relaxation in this tough time and also provides for a great extracurricular activity. A question that constantly resurfaces is whether extracurricular activities are even required?