Anuj Subrat
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| Name = Anuj Subrat | Native name = अनुज सुब्रत | Birth date = 2002 (age 23–24) | Birth place = Motipur, Muzaffarpur district, Bihar, India | Occupation = Poet, Author | Nationality = Indian | Education = Bsc in Physics from RDS College Muzaffarpur, MCA from GLA University, Mathura | Genre = Poetry, fiction | Notable works = Teri Gali Me, Talash Zindgi Kii }}
Anuj Subrat (Hindi: अनुज सुब्रत; born c. 2002) is an Indian poet and author known for his works in Hindi and Urdu literature. His poetry frequently explores themes of melancholy, unrequited love, and existentialism.
Early life
Anuj Subrat was born in Motipur, Bihar. He is a polyglot who composes literature in several languages, including Hindi, Urdu, Persian, Sanskrit, and Bhojpuri. He began his literary journey at a young age by publishing short stories on digital platforms like Pratilipi.
Literary career
Subrat's writing style is characterized by the use of complex Urdu and Persian vocabulary blended with modern Hindi. He has gained recognition through his self-published poetry collections which have been made available on international platforms.
Bibliography
- Life's Turning Point (2018) — A fiction novel exploring the intersection of physics and human empathy.
- Teri Gali Me (2019) — A poetry collection focused on heartbreak and romantic hope.
- Talash Zindgi Kii (2022) — A collection exploring the "pain and wildness" of human existence.
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Category:Indian poets
Category:21st-century Indian poets
Category:Writers from Bihar
Category:Living people
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