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Amrita Dhillon
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Founding Editor, The Kootneeti
New Delhi
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Biography
Amrita Dhillon is a Political Analyst, Public Speaker Associated with Think Tanks around the globe. As one of the founders of The Kootneeti, her work has appeared in publications including the Russian State media Sputnik, Swiss Media Arret Sur Info, The US-based Foreign Policy Magazine, Indian National Dailies as well as Pakistani & Bangladeshi newspapers. She’s an Honourary Analyst at Buenos Aires-based Equilibrium Global and Bucharest-based Defense Romania.
Domestic Political Affairs, Entertainment News,
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By Amrita Dhillon Verified| Medium@ A 40 year journey from from hate to appreciateAmrita Dhillon·Follow7 min read·--Do you like your given name? Have you ever considered changing it? For almost 40 years, I hated my name. When I was younger, neither was my name common nor was I popular. Being of an ethnic minority, kids would chop, hack and warp my name into ammo and use it against me. I wished my name was not my name. I got a slight reprieve as a child, thanks to my love for The Little Mermaid.
By Amrita Dhillon Verified| Medium@ Writing Prompt: A blind man falls in love. Describe his feelings. Amrita Dhillon·Follow4 min read·--Image Source: Alejandra Quiroz on UnsplashI love smells. I’ve spent way too much money on candles and diffusers, and am so particular about the perfume that I wear. So when my writing group got this prompt a few years ago, I immediately knew that my protagonist was going to fall in love with their lover’s scent. However, I find touching an incredibly intimate act and am not fond of it.
By Amrita Dhillon Verified| Medium@ Yes, she canAmrita Dhillon·Follow4 min read·--Images Source: Goodreads // GREAT storytelling and writing, dull everything elseIn the 90s, a friend suggested I read Nora Roberts. I was looking for a new author to get into so I gave it a shot. After reading a few of her trilogies, here’s what I deduced:The plot for each trilogy is relatively similar so if you’ve read one, you’ve read them all.
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The Kootneeti
Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India
+91 97170 57293