Little Lucknow

by Nitya Prakash

Can a kid fall in love and actually mean it? Being in love when you are a kid is like the first innocent drop of rain that falls down unsure of its end, but knowing wherever it’ll fall there will be life or thirst of a waiting flower would be quenched. So was it the lucidity and cordiality of the feeling they had and, there were guys like me with so much stance that we disregarded any such thing from the core.

100 pages, ebook

First published April 19, 2012

About the author

Nitya Prakash is a versatile personality - a writer, a banker, a management expert, an investment consultant, software engineer, motivational speaker, media man, all rolled in one. He is the author of the much-hyped romantic novel 'Dear, I Hate You', thriller fiction 'R.I.P. In the Name of Love', popular fiction 'Little Lucknow', medical thriller 'AntiNational' and romantic fiction 'Letters to Mira'. He was born and brought up in the city of Nawabs - Lucknow, UP (India). He did his computer graduation from the University of Lucknow, Lucknow followed by an Executive Management Program from K.J.Somaiya Institute of Management & Research, Mumbai and also a Post Graduate Diploma in Banking Management from ICICI Manipal Academy, Bangalore. He is NSDL and AMFI certified, which enables him to work as an investment consultant. He is a ferocious reader and a prolific writer and has been regular in writing many youth awakening articles in TOI and many other reputed magazines. He is the Co-Founder of Creative Ecstasy, Dronacharya and The School on Wheels India. He has also been a part of the famous Bollywood movie ' Rowdy Rathore' and has written 'Dear, I love You' and produced 'Naqaab'. He is a recipient of 'Karmaveer Puraskar', 2016, 'India Star Icon Award', 2019, 'Rashtra Prerna Award', 2019 and 'Torchbearer' Award, 2019. He can be reached via his Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/drnityaprakash or his email id i.e. prakashnitya@ymail.com

Reviews

[Raine]

This author is stealing my words. Please follow my Twitter to see the original tweets. "it hurts because you love, and that takes more courage than you know." written by @fairycemetery July 25, 2015 is one example of my words he stole.