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Vanshika Verma Khare

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Vanshika Verma Khare
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Vanshika Verma Khare
Born (1986-07-04) 4 July 1986 (age 37)
Valsad, Gujarat
🎓 Alma materMaharashtra Institute of Technology, Pune
💼 Occupation
WorksPlaying Keyboard Made Easy (Three volumes)
👩 Spouse(s)Abhinav Khare
👶 ChildrenShambhavi Khare
👴 👵 Parents
  • Krishna Kumar Verma (father)
  • Rajni Verma (mother)
🌐 Websitevanshikavermakhare.com

Vanshika Verma Khare is an Indian author from Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.[1] She wrote two volumes of a music book, "Playing Keyboard Made Easy" using scientific pitch notation system and contains chords and notations of bollywood songs.[2][3][4] The first volume was launched in presence of Kannada actor Darshan Thoogudeepa.[4]

Verma was born in Valsad, Gujarat.[1] Her father, Krishna Kumar Verma, was a railway officer and mother Rajni Verma is an astrologer.[1][4] She graduated in engineering from Maharashtra Institute of Technology, Pune and worked in HCL Technologies, Noida for 6 months after that.[1][3] She married to an IPS officer, Abhinav Khare, and has a daughter, Shambhavi Khare.[1][2] She later completed her M. Tech from Mysore, Karnataka.[1][3] She likes chess and dramatics.[5]

Books[edit]

  • Khare, Vanshika Verma (2016), Playing Keyboard Made Easy: Chords And Notations Of Top Bollywood Songs, 1, Notion Press, ISBN 978-1-946641-87-8
  • Khare, Vanshika Verma (2017), Playing Keyboard Made Easy: Chords And Notations Of Top Bollywood Songs, 2, Notion Press, ISBN 978-1-948372-55-8
  • Khare, Vanshika Verma (2020), Play Keyboard with Ease, Notion Press, ISBN 978-1-64828-891-3

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