Friday 6 August 2021

Resonating Ripples by Major General Pran Koul

About the book


Looking back, the book is an abridgement of English poems preluded by a true story
and beautifully connected with a bouquet of poems, by the author. His close observation
of people and places, in his hometown, Kashmir or during his wide travels in plains,
deserts, high hill mountain ranges, including the icy land of Antarctica and his

understanding of what goes through a soldier heart and mind, have contributed
substantially to the creation of this book.
The author takes you on a gripping journey through his poems on romance, unrequited
love, motherhood, relations, battlefield, personal loss and social concerns that presently
pose a great challenge to humanity.


About the author


A writer who spent his professional life serving the nation, Major General Pran Koul has
previously authored ‘The Silence Speaks’, a memoir which touches upon his journey
from the dense streets of Sopore (Kashmir) to the corridors of GHQ, Rawalpindi,
Pakistan. His official assignments, often historic, took him to Antarctica, USA, Russia,
China, Pakistan and Bhutan. He surveyed the first Indian map in Antarctica (Maitri Environs) way back in 1991 which was filmed in a National Award winning film
‘Antarctica A Scientist’s Paradise’, produced by the Ministry of Information
Broadcasting, Govt of India. His artistic bent of mind, knowledge of Urdu language, love
for ‘ghazals’ and ‘shayari’, ignited a poet within since a young age. Father of two
children, he dotes on his grandson, Aftab. Follow him on Facebook @prankoul51 and
more of his poetry on poetry.com and allpoetry.com.


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