Life’s Beautiful Days by Nilakshi Borgohain, is a story of a nameless soul, in her timeless journey of hope.
Abandoned and surviving on scraps, her life changes when a corporate social initiative grants her an education. From those fragile beginnings, she embarks on a courageous journey of identity, belonging, and meaning.
Success brings its own trials: moral dilemmas, inner conflicts, and a relentless search for self. More than a story of survival, this novel celebrates resilience, mentorship, and the human spirit.
Lyrical and thought-provoking, it asks what true fulfilment really means.
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Nilakshi Borgohain
Nilakshi Borgohain is a writer for whom life itself is poetry—whether in novels, short stories, travel narratives, or verse, her voice preserves the beauty and rhythm of the everyday. Her stories are invitations to pause, reflect, and engage deeply with nature, memory, and the human spirit.
As a literary contributor, her poems, travel essays, book reviews, short stories, and features have appeared in esteemed periodicals such as The Contemporary Vibes, Better than Starbucks, The Sunday Statesman, The Creative Eye, The India Perspective (published by the Ministry of External Affairs), Asia Magazine (Seoul), Jet Airways’ Jet Wings, Namaskar, and Indian Literature (Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi)
