Neha Jhalani Hiranandani: Literary Journey

 

Neha Jhalani Hiranandani began writing her first novel, Girl Power, to meet a personal need. Neha’s daughter was reading 'Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls'. She was concerned because only two of the book's 100 chapters about rebellious women featured Indian characters.

The Daughter of Neha Jhalani Hiranandani why there is only two brave girls in India?  She realized she needed to create a book on the people who had inspired her. Women her daughter may read about and be inspired by.

 

The two books written by Neha Jhalani Hiranandani, “Girl Power” and “iParent”, focused on children. Neha's flip writing style attach the spike right on the above. Neha story, which don't cut up words, stir debate on tactful topics. Approaching them with sensitivity and directness.

 

For her first book, Neha Jhalani Hiranandani traveled throughout the country in search of undiscovered stories and the names of women no one had heard of. She spoke with children and their parents to hear their concerns about the second. She has immersed herself in the action, rather than simply writing about topics that interest her from a distance.


Neha Hiranandani is shaping the country's future by discussing how to raise a child in an age when everything and everyone has, to put it bluntly, moved online. Stories have always had the ability to shape and change lives. Neha writes because someone else's work impacted her life, and she hopes to change the lives of others via her own. It's her bit for future of children.