A novel titled Aapda-Ka-Kafan focusing on all those residents who faced the brunt of recently experienced natural calamites in the Garhwal and Kumaon division was released in a glittering ceremony held at the World Book Fair in New Delhi. After releasing the novel, senior writer and social-thinker, Rajkishore applauded the efforts done by the novelist.
He also urged from the gathering to come forward to help all those who are struggling in the disaster affected areas of the State. Kishore claimed that novel will surely help the readers to work hard in their lives and shows the problem being faced by the natural calamities victims especially after the things started getting normal in ones’ life.
In an exclusive interaction with The Pioneer, novelist and senior journalist, Dhirendra Nath Pandey said that the novel is based on a rich girl, who lost movable and immovable properties in the recently experienced natural calamites that sent shock wave across the State. Pandey told that the characters in the novel are struggling against the Government’s apathy and also against the nature to have their normal life schedule.
“Struggling and resisting attitude of the characters in the novel motivates the reader not to give up before accomplishing their targets,” he averred, adding that one should strive hard and burn midnight oil to achieve the set goals in the given time frame.