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India's one of the celebrated writers, Dr. Pratibha Ray's short story collection "Ketaki bana" has twenty-five magnificent short stories that would touch reader's heart instantly. Stories 'Shapya" and title story "Ketaki Bana" received New Delhi's Katha Puraskar in 1994 and 1999. "Moksha" was made a successful feature film. This collection has her powerful stories like "Ullanghan", "Hata Baksa" and "Kambal". Author has written a foreword on the success of a short story.

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India's one of the celebrated writers, Dr. Pratibha Ray's short story collection "Ketaki bana" has twenty-five magnificent short stories that would touch reader's heart instantly. Stories 'Shapya" and title story "Ketaki Bana" received New Delhi's Katha Puraskar in 1994 and 1999. "Moksha" was made a successful feature film. This collection has her powerful stories like "Ullanghan", "Hata Baksa" and "Kambal". Author has written a foreword on the success of a short story.
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Autorenporträt
Dr. Pratibha Ray is a luminary in Indian literature, whose voice resonates through the pages of her Odia novels and stories, reflecting the rich cultural ethos of Odisha. She has made significant contributions to literature, earning prestigious accolades such as the Jnanpith Award and the Padma Shri. Her writing often explores themes of humanism and social reform, drawing inspiration from her deep-rooted beliefs in Vaishnavism. Ray has made significant contributions to children's literature, enriching young minds with her engaging storytelling and moral lessons. Her works not only entertain but also instill values of empathy and courage, encouraging children to explore their identities and the world around them. She says, "He who does not like flowers and children is less of a human being." She lives in Bhubaneshwar, the capital of Odisha.