EPISODE · Nov 19, 2022 · 7 MIN
Introducing Incredible Indian Awardee Shrishti Singh.
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Shrishti singh awarded by Incredible Indian Awards who is a 16 year old young poetess. Born in Ghatotand, RAMGARH JHARKHAND. Daughter of Mr. Rajesh Kumar Singh and Mrs. Sunila singh . She's currently studying in class 10 , at TATA DAV PUBLIC SCHOOL , WBC, GHATOTAND, RAMGARH, JHARKHAND. She started writing poems at the age of 12. Her first poem was about life . She used to write 5-6 liner poems , with title in one word. She says that in the beginning she was a disaster. She never read any famous poem of any famous personality to learn how to write , instead she used to listen to English songs and read their lyrics. She was criticised, and was sometimes also made fun of because of her grammatical errors in the poems , but she had certain cousins and friends who helped her overcome this . Her writing potential was first seen by her friends , who encouraged her to write more and keep trying. During her 9 standard she wrote more than 50 poems in 1 year . She has 2 diaries , and both of them contains all her poems that she has written from standard 9 . Now it's been 150 poems . In 2021 , she gave her poem to publish in a book named "constellation of thoughts" , by Suyash Raj and Kriti Bishakha . This was the dawn of her journey , after this she kept on giving her poems in many anthologies. Shrishti says “ My class teacher asked me one day what's your driving factor ? , I replied " people keep forcing me to stop writing poems just because I'm in 10th standard but i want to prove myself" eventually her teacher replied that she should not sail on two boats. Still shrishti didn't followed a word she said and kept writing poems . Hardwork pays off and she got selected among Top - 25 , Incredible talents of India.
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