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After Pran Pratishtha at Ayodhya, the way forward is clear: An educational and cultural renaissance to revive the profound lessons from SriRama’s life and safeguarding it from being lost in translation – says Shri Sunil Kumar, an author passionate about exploring the limitless ocean of Indic traditions.
A versatile and multi-faceted personality, Sunil Kumar is a postgraduate from the University of Westminster, London. In creative terms, his achievements span multiple fields. His book, Existential Angst (1999), an anthology of poetry is catalogued in the British Council, Sussex, the U.S. South Asian Literature List and is available on Amazon. Critics have praised it as philosophical and thought-provoking.Sunil has also authored Surreal City; a work of fiction, a poignant tale spanning multiple generations that takes readers on a journey through time and space. The noted poet Nissim Ezekiel made him a member of the P.E.N. (India Chapter). Liberal agnosticism and a spirit of inquiry is Sunil’s mantra in life. A university-level quiz winner, he is a voracious reader and multilingual. Sunil has authored research papers published by the world’s leading research body in engineering and computer science, the IEEE USA. He has been a recipient of several prestigious awards, including the Microsoft Bizspark StartupAward for Technology, AC Nielsen Top 10 and World Marketing Congress Awards for Digital Marketing. Despite his diverse interests, he has a deep connection to his cultural roots, and his true passion lies in the study of the limitless ocean of Indic traditions.
