N K SondhiN.K. Sondhi's career spans over thirty years as a manager at Punjab National Bank, where he garnered rich insights reflected in his debut book, ""Management of Banking."" Transitioning to fiction, he explored the profound impacts of India's partitionin his novel ""A Cart Full of Husk,"" published in the USA. His literary journey continued with ""The Forgotten City of Delhi,"" unveiling the city's historical roots, and ""A Match Made in Heaven,"" a poignant tale of Suri Ratna, who became Korea's first queen in 48 AD and is honored annually in Ayodhya by Korean visitors. Beyond his literary achievements, Sondhi's engagement with youth and societal issues shaped his later works. Collaborating with Vibha Malhotra, he penned ""Know Your Worth,"" addressing the challenges faced by young people amidst fierce competition and technological advancements. Responding to public demand, he also released a Hindi version titled ""APANEE KSHAMATA PAHACHAANIE"" . His social conscience shines through in his diverse writings, from tackling drug abuse in ""Defying Darkness"" to celebrating acts of heroism during the pandemic in ""Life in Corona."" Additionally, his works like ""Ripples of Life,"" ""Save Your Child,"" and ""Small Things Matter Most"" touch upon moral education, parenting, and everyday virtues. His exploration of ancient epics continues with ""The Game of Dice"" and ""The Voices of Partition,"" which explores gender disparities amid historical narratives. Read More Read Less