Book on poems by student released

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Patiala, Updated At : 07:20 AM Nov 20, 2024 IST

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Local girl Kyna Chauhan, a student of The Millennium School, added yet another feather to her cap with the release of her ‘Blooming of Hearts’, a compilation of poems.

The book was recently released by Punjab ADGP AS Rai here. Kyna said: “it is more than just a series of poems. It is a journey into the landscapes of the heart, crafted to evoke the tender and profound emotions that shape our lives — from breaking to healing. Each poem is an invitation to pause, reflect and connect deeply with your own experiences and feelings”.

Kyna had recently held painting exhibitions in Hong Kong, Dubai, Singapore, Indonesia, Bali and many other national destinations.

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