Prof Narinder Jeet Kaur's book on short stories released

Patiala, October 23 A book titled “The Icicle: A Collection of Short Stories”, written by Professor Narinder Jeet Kaur, was released here. Kumkum Bajaj, former Dean of Languages and Head of the Department of Distance Education at Punjabi University, presided...

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Updated At : 11:16 AM Oct 24, 2023 IST

Patiala, October 23

A book titled “The Icicle: A Collection of Short Stories”, written by Professor Narinder Jeet Kaur, was released here. Kumkum Bajaj, former Dean of Languages and Head of the Department of Distance Education at Punjabi University, presided over the function. Professor Narinder is a retired associate professor of English.

The book contains twelve stories that explore the depths of human existence, delving into the journey of people tormented by self-doubt, insecurities, and guilt. These narratives look into the complexities of the human psyche and reveal an intense longing for validation and acceptance.

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