In those times, when a girl child wasn’t celebrated enough, Usha came into this world as her middle-class parent’s blessing. However, growing up amidst an orthodox society was hard and edgy. And when she thought she finally had her life under control with a beautiful family of her own, a horrendous announcement came as a blow.


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Kiran Bhatia Tandon is a Human Resource and Management expert who has served the corporate sector for over two decades. She is a marketer at heart who loves working with people.
“Jab tak Suraj Chaand Rahe, mere mata pita ka naam rahe,” is the slogan she lives by! And to illuminate the names of those late legends, she has dictated life-changing, inspirational events in this masterpiece.
Responsibility of parents in raising responsible digital natives. Kiran Tandon is a seasoned HR leader and storytelling enthusiast with over 20 years of experience across global industries, including technology, ed-tech, healthcare, e-commerce, and more. She has led transformative HR initiatives as a business partner and brand ambassador. Following the loss of her parents in 2021, Kiran authored the bestseller “The Extraordinary Experiences of an (Extra) Ordinary Girl.” The book, inspired by her parents’ lives, expanded into an audio version and a Hindi adaptation, “Usha ki Kiran,” launched by Dr. Kiran Bedi in 2023. Her contributions earned her the Women Change Maker of the Year award in 2023.
New Delhi [India], February 3 (ANI/SRV): The Golden Book Awards is proud to announce the winners of 2023, a prestigious recognition program honoring outstanding fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and literary works.
The Golden Book Awards recognizes exceptional literary works that have made a significant impact in their respective fields and have been deemed essential reading for their depth of research, quality of writing, and originality of thought. This year’s winners were selected from a pool of highly qualified nominees by a panel of independent judges.
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This is the tale of Usha, a straightforward middle-class lady who battled Orthodox culture to provide a happy life for her family and kids.
Usha’s fierce resolve and willpower serve as the basis for this incredibly uplifting tale. Because it is so brilliantly written, it reads like a genuine narrative that demonstrates how improbable equality in society is.
But the tale also demonstrates how a happy upbringing might influence how we see these modifications. I should state that this is a must-read.
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I loved reading this book and feel like that I am reliving my childhood and watching my parents going through their life journey along with all ups and downs. Your authenticity, your memories, your wordings in this book puts people feel their own journey and relate to their lives too.
You’ve done an incredible job by writing our Mom’s journey. I wish you all the best for stepping up to your new role as an Author. I’m really looking forward to see your next piece.
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The book makes you feel you are going in flashback and relive those memories ..you read through the struggles your mother went through with a smile and did all create to raise the best version of you…my huge compliments to the writer for being soo accurate in touching lives and celebrating motherhood !! A must read and a book to gift to your loved ones.
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This is an amazing story about women empowerment. Usha, a girl born in orthodox society at times when girls were considered as burden to family. How she faced the social stigma and got through it with years of struggles.