The servants of Nation

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Book Title: The Servants of Nation ISBN: 978–81–987395–5–1 Publication Date: May 11, 2025 Publisher: Artist Press Publication House Number of Co-authors: 09 A compelling collection of poetry and fiction that weaves together diverse voices from across India, "The Servants of Nation" brings together nine distinguished authors who explore themes of patriotism, service, and national identity through their unique perspectives. This powerful anthology features works by: 1:- Hajra Bano's poetic verses delve into the essence of sacrifice and dedication to one's homeland, bringing forth the untold stories of everyday heroes. 2:- Sunitha Vishwanathan's fiction narratives capture the spirit of public service, painting vivid portraits of individuals who work tirelessly for their communities. 3:- Dr. Maya Sh contributes thought-provoking poetry that examines the intersection of personal identity and national duty. 4:- Rahul Meena's stories illuminate the lives of unsung heroes in rural India, bringing their dedication and perseverance to the forefront. 5:- Firdous Arjuman explores the multifaceted nature of patriotism through both verse and prose, offering a fresh perspective on national service. 6:- Khushi Yaduvanshi's poetic contributions reflect on the spirit of unity in diversity, capturing the essence of India's collective consciousness. 7:-Aanchal Jain weaves tales of courage and commitment, highlighting the role of youth in nation-building. 8:- Anop Bhambhu's work celebrates the silent warriors who serve the nation without seeking recognition. 9:-Radhika Misra's poetry and stories examine the evolving definition of national service in contemporary India. This anthology serves as a testament to the countless individuals who dedicate their lives to the service of the nation, told through the lens of both poetry and fiction. Each author brings their unique cultural background and literary style to create a tapestry of narratives that celebrates the spirit of national service. The collection is a tribute to those who serve the nation in various capacities, from the corridors of government offices to the remote villages of India, making it a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the true meaning of national service through literature

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