Mukul Kumar
| Born | 17 March 1969 Sitamarhi, Bihar, India |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Bureaucrat and Author |
| Language | English and Hindi |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Alma mater | Kirori Mal College Delhi University |
| Genre | Poetry and fiction |
| Notable awards | 1. National Award for the outstanding service to the Indian Railways. 2. Bharat Nirman award for literary excellence by Bharat Nirman Foundation. |
| Spouse | Rakhi Singh |
| Children | Avantika Singh |
| Website | |
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Mukul Kumar is an Indian bureaucrat, novelist and poet. He has written poetry and fiction in English.
His published works include three novels, namely ‘As Boys Become Men[1]’, ‘Seduction By Truth[2]’ and ‘Aarzoo-Arshan[3]’ and two poetry collections, namely ‘The Irrepressible Echos’ and ‘Catharsis[4]’.
Mukul Kumar is a civil servant, belonging to the 1997 batch of Indian Railway Traffic Service, and is presently working in New Delhi.
Awards & Honors
1. National Award for the outstanding service to the Indian Railways
2. Bharat Nirman award for literary excellence by Bharat Nirman Foundation
Published Works
List of Novels and Poetry Collections
- As Boys Become Men (2016)
- Seduction by Truth' (2019)
- Aarzoo-Arshan (e-book) (2021)
- Catharsis (2022)
- The Irrepressible Echoes( (2022)
References
1. Mukul Kumar’s “As Boys Become Men” unravels the journey of three aspiring civil servants. The Hindu, 17 April 2016
2. You can’t time the gush of ideas: Mukul Kumar. Deccan Chronicle, 20 April 2016
3. As Boys Become men, Indian Railway Traffic Service, 15 March 2019
4. Sharman Joshi released the book As Boy become Men written by Indian railway officer Mukul Kumar at Crosswords. NRI News 24x7, 7 April 2016
5. As Boys Become men, Rupa Publication, February 2016
6. Book Review : As Boys Become Men by Mukul Kumar. Daily Times, 26 April 2016
7. AS BOYS BECOME MEN BY Mukul Kumar – A BOOK REVIEW. India Cafe 24, 7 July 2019
8. Chennai Launch of "As Boys Become Men" By Mukul Kumar at Odyssey Book Store. Odyssey Book Store, 9 Dec 2019
9. A book on marriage in modern times. FRONTLINE, 7 Sep 2019
10. "Seduction by Truth" | Seducing tradition, rethinking intimacy. Millennium Post, 4 Aug 2018
11. The unspoken truth, The Tribune, 11 Sep 2018.
12. Mukul Kumar, 27 Nov 1018 Times of India
13. शादी के बाद पैदा हुए परस्पर विश्वास और प्रेम की कहानी का लेखा जोखा है ‘सिडक्शन बाय ट्रूथ’. NDTV India, 20 Feb 2019.
14. A seductive novel by an IRTS officer. Indian Mandarins, 15 July 2019.
15. Release of book titled “Seduction By Truth”. Railsamachar, 24 Sep 2019.
16. Seduction by Truth समीक्षा: वैवाहिक जिंदगी में विश्वास और प्रेम का लेखा-जोखा. News 18 Hindi, 2 Jan 2020.
17. Bureaucrat’s new book deals with marriage, adultery. Asian Age, 14 July 2019.
18. A seductive novel by an IRTS officer. Indian Mandarins, 15 July 2019.
19. Seduction By Truth By Mukul Kumar - A Book Review. India Cafe24, 30 Oct 2018.
20. Mukul Kumar's Seduction by Truth Book Launch in Kolkata. Valley of Words, 11 Feb 2019.
21. Seduction by truth’ catches the attention of CNBC AWAZ, Mukul Kumar. 4 Jan 2020.
Aarzoo-Arshan (e-book)
22. Poetry in Lockdown: How Writing in Pandemic Kept Bureaucrat Mukul Kumar Engrossed Despite Busy Schedule. News18, 26 Feb 2021
23. Book Review - "Aarzoo Arshan by Mukul Kumar". Momspresso, 22 March 2021.
24. Catharsis, a book of poems by Mukul Kumar, launched in New Delhi. FRONTLINE,8 March 2022.
25. Catharsis, a poetry book by Mukul Kumar, launched in New Delhi. Work Haiku, 8 March 2022.
26. Poetry in Lockdown: How Writing in Pandemic Kept Bureaucrat Mukul Kumar Engrossed Despite Busy Schedule. Knowledia,
External links
External Links
1. Website
2. Facebook
3. Instagram
4. Twitter
5. LinkedIn
Category:1969 births
Category:Living people
Category:Writers from New Delhi
Category:English-language poets from India
Category:English-language writers from India
Category:Indian men poets
Category:Indian men novelists
Category:Novelists from New Delhi
Category:Men writers from New Delhi
Category:Poets from New Delhi
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