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Anjali Bhatia

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Jane Austen, Carl G. Jung, Enid Blyton

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March 2014


Anjali Bhatia is the author of four full-length novels. Several of her short stories and articles on social issues have found their place in newspapers and magazines. She has also reviewed works of other authors in print and on popular reading websites.

When she isn’t writing, she is devouring the classics, contemporary Indian fiction, narrative non-fiction and academic texts. She holds a Ph.D. in Psychology and is currently working in Mumbai. Having her roots in the Himalayas, she has a passionate love for nature and for the lore of small towns. Her interests range from metaphysical to soap-operatic, and she would love to continue writing about otherworldly Reality.

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To be Free is to be ‘Selfish’: Why Single Women Over Thirty are Sanctimoniously Resented.

With growing financial and professional independence, young women are becoming disinclined towards staying alone at any point of time. Is it because of a fear of loneliness, or a social prejudice against single women? In contrast, women over thirty are psychologically freer.
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