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The essence of "Udaano ka Safar" lies within its writers, who believe themselves to be not as good but are actually hidden jewels. We, present to the readers, an anthology which touches the bridge between childhood and adulting. These are present in the form of poetries, microfables, short stories, musings, etc. All that we take from the world is etched into our mind. In form of memories and moments, this treasure makes up our soul and the magic within us. Authors have penned each & every word so amazingly that the reader gets its fragrance too.
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