Soumya is an alumnus of St Stephens College and Delhi School of Economics where he was supposed to have studied Economics.He, however, did not let studies interfere with his education. Currently he is a gentleman at leisure but till recently earned his daily bhat mach by working for a PSU Insurance company, and lectures for peanuts., He is addicted to the printed word and has been devouring it since learning to read. In whatever time this leaves him he pursues his other passions, family,films,travel,food,trekking,wildlife,music,theater,and occasionally,writing. He has been published earlier in TOI,HT, Express,Hindu and other lesser known papers and magazines.He is currently trying to learn the ropes of tech challenged blogging. He has published what hopefully is his first of many novels,Memories, the hilarious nightmare of growing up
Hello Uncle,
My dad, recently sent me a link to your blog. It is pure coincidence that I was reading a bit on Bengali culture, mainly centered alot on Calcutta. So when I read what you wrote, it was like Deja Vu. Really enjoyed it! I also saw your Bio. If I were to have a bio 30 years from now, it would look extremely similar to yours. If you still happen to wonder who my dad is, I am sure you are familiar with the name Sachidanand…
I shall surely follow your blog 🙂
Hope to see you sometime.
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thanx a ton hari.heard about you from your dad.must catch up.tell me what you think of the posts and rate them on the blog.share the ones you like with your friends
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Hey wiseguy, yours is the cutest author description I’ve ever read. Smiling all the way. Want to find you on facebook or elsewhere.
Love and light,
Sonam Aparna (the only one with that name on FB)
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I think we’ve found each other on Facebook. Now it’s time for face to face
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Hi Mukhi – spent quite a bit of time on your blog. I am not surprised, as you always had that creative streak in you that i noticed when we met in 1983, Good work buddy. Keep going while we enjoy reading the blogs
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Thank U. Will do. Give ratings & share pl
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Really nice.. we are quite impressed.
thanks.
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thank you Hari.please send me the link to your blog
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Hi, enjoyed reading ” Not so funny”.
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Thanx Geetha. Check out the others pl.
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I could use your email address. kennethfinton@me.com
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Soumyamukherjee8@gmail.com. All small case
Sent on my BlackBerry® from Vodafone
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Welcome to the club of tech challenged bloggers. Birds of a feather again. Love your posts.
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That’s marvellous coming from a writer I adore. On 1 Mar 2015 17:54, “Idyll Dreams of an Idle Fellow” wrote:
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You just made my day.
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You are being kind
I have seen the legions of your followers. And for once I am not jealous as I am a fan too
I am jealous of the life you lead. Wish I could
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Please be a guest on one of our upcoming flights. Just one fledgling flight, then maybe another. “Little drops of water,
little grains of sand,
make the mighty ocean
and the beauteous land.” Join us and explore your dream, whenever you can.
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It would be a dream come true
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Soumya is an “alumnus” not “alumni” of St. Stephen’s College…. Alumni is plural.
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I stand corrected
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Yes, the breakin is political face-saving at it’s best…. 🙂
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Liked to read the blogs.I am really proud that you are a United Indian.Hats off!
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Thanks a million 😊 actually there are millions of bloggers. In fact more people write than read 😁 On 16 Sep 2015 20:45, “Idyll Dreams of an Idle Fellow” wrote:
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I’m so glad to discover your blog!! The posts are quite interesting particularly liked the succinct reviews.
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Great 😊 thanks. I see that you are a travel writer. I have done a few travel pieces. Have a look
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