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Vishala Katta

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Vishala Katta writes about the untold stories that ordinary people carry on their shoulders. She finds extreme gleeful childlike pleasure in conversations with strangers and other creatures that choose to respond. Originally, an engineer, she set out to pursue her love for Communications at Mudra Institute of Communication, (MICA) Ahmedabad. She is currently residing in Delhi doing her daily corporate grind as a marketing and communications professional. While most of her day is spent on her seat at work, the rest of the time she is busy lecturing her better half about feminism and travelling to places with the sound of water.

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A Window Seat

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A man in Uniform #StoriesByAWindowSeat

I always feel the best stories come from strangers.I want to tell you something about him. The hues of the evening , a book in the hand and a mighty task on shoulders sits a man in uniform oblivious to the mayhem lost in the book. Arent we all looking to escape into others realities […]