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‪Six Childhood Lessons that One Should Forget‬



‪Nikita Singh‬

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Posted: Aug 18, 2012


In this persuasive talk, Nikita Singh sheds light on six childhood lessons that are better forgotten by each individual. Nikita aptly enriches her talk with relevant and contemporary examples from the Indian society. Nikita Singh is the author of three best-sellers, the latest one being It’s Not Forever ...It’s Not Love!, released in February 2012. Cosmopolitan featured her amongst “Authors who can shake it up” and titled her as the Carrie Bradshaw of India. Indian news-daily Patrika referred to her as “a writer who brought Mills and Boon into Indian background” and featured her amongst “authors to watch out for”. Nikita has also contributed to the immensely successful “The Backbenchers” series. At twenty, she is one of the youngest prolific writers in the Indian fiction scene.


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