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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
91 for 19 IS AN OPEN INVITATION OF DRUG FREE LIVING TO ALL ALIKE BY A 91 YEARS OLD, COL(DR.) RAJINDER SINGH. WHAT EVER BE THE ADDICTION, HOLISTIC TREATMENT (PSYCHIATRY x SPRITUALITY) MAKES ENTRAPMENT A WALK THROUGH AS EASY AS AN OPEN MAZE. WHEREVER YOU GET IN FROM, COMING OUT JUST NEEDS YOUR COMMITMENT. REST COL (DR.) RAJINDER SHINGH WILL ENSURE THAT YOUR COMMITMENT IS EQUALLY RECIPROCATED AND ALL YOUR TREATMENT MILESTONES ARE MADE ACCESSIBLE AND AFFORDABLE. 50,000 ADDICTED PATIENTS HAVE BENEFITTED FROM THE HOLISTIC TREATMENT PRACTICED BY COL (DR.) RAJINDER SINGH. HIS RUNNING TWO CENTRES WITH A TOTAL OF 80 BEDS, A SUCCES RATE AS HIGH AS 60% WHICH IS WAY AHEAD OF ALL OTHER CENTERS IN PUNJAB.
91 FOR 19 IS A CALL TO ALL THE GRAND PARENTS TO HELP THE YOUTH TO TIE OVER THEIR ISSUES WITH WISDOM, SPIRITUALITY AND LOVE.
Let’s celebrate Col (Dr.) Rajinder Singh’s life - the harbinger of a good future for the youth.
Aditi Rana
Aditi Rana is a writer shaped by the stories she has lived, read and imagined. A girl of Pahadi Rajput descent, she speaks, writes and dreams in the language her mother taught her—where every word carries the weight of ancestry, memory and belonging.
Born in the tranquil town of Palampur, Himachal Pradesh, Aditi grew up immersed in books, art and cinema—each medium fueling her love for storytelling. Though a science student by background, she found her true calling in words. With years of experience writing for blogs, digital platforms, and fashion magazines, she explores the human experience through fiction—where emotions unfold, silence speaks, and stories heal.
"Reality is not art. But a semblance of reality is." Aditi’s work reflects this delicate balance—where fiction is not an escape but a mirror, capturing emotions, experiences and truths that resonate- connects deeply.
Her skin is flawed with ink, each story she writes etching itself onto her being. This book transformed her, teaching her the quiet power of observation and the undeniable value of action. It is a testament to her belief that stories, when told with honesty, have the ability to move, inspire and heal.
Beyond writing, Aditi is drawn to culture in all its forms—literature, film, history, and the unseen poetry of everyday life. She writes to connect, to understand, and to leave behind stories that linger long after the last page is turned.
Because the power of words is the power to heal—and Aditi Rana writes to make that power felt.
