In the ink-stained corridors of
her mind Kasturi Sinha, a Research Scholar from department of English,
Ravenshaw University, Cuttack wonders through the landscape both real and
imaged, seeking information from world around. From the gentle caress of a
summer breeze to the depths of human despair, she finds solace in crafting
words that resonate with the souls of those who listen. Her words are woven
with threads of introspection, empathy and a touch of whimsy. In the symphony
of language, she paints vivid imagery upon the canvas of reader’s imagination.
She has been an adorable Professor for a couple of years under Nagpur
University who already have a few books and much of the anthologies to her
credit. Her poems, stories and articles are vividly appreciated and published
as well as read and recognized in various platforms. Until now she has won
various awards in different categories in the field of Research and Literature.
She is a postmodernist writer and a passionate influencer of twenty first
century who has completed her graduation in English Honours, had her major in
English and also an M.Phil. in English literature. Presently, she is pursuing
her PhD degree. Born in Odisha, brought up in Maharashtra, she is a blend of
both simplicity and modernity. She represents the young voice and loves to
participate and engage in the discussions to address the real-world challenges.
Miss Sinha’s small hostel room, crammed with books and post-it notes, became
her sanctuary. She has spent countless hours poring over texts, from Derrida to
Foucault, and analyzing online forums, social media, and contemporary art. As
she delved deeper into her research, Miss Sinha encountered challenges.
Postmodernism was notorious for its elusive and ever-evolving nature but her
determination knew no bounds. She attended conferences, seminars, presented and
published papers, engaged in heated debates, and developed a network of
like-minded scholars. She has also participated in numerous national and
international level contests, showcasing her talent and love for literature.
She is a passionate Odissi and folk dancer, an amateur singer, a photophile, a
creative artist, a motivator, a coach and counsellor to young and aspiring
researchers and students.