“Sighs of Shadows” by Neelam Saxena Chandra Highlights Untold Stories

by Angela

Renowned Indian poet and author Neelam Saxena Chandra has released her latest English poetry collection, Sighs of Shadows, an evocative anthology that explores the often overlooked struggles within society.

The collection addresses themes such as the resilience of women confronting societal pressures, the silent suffering of parents of autistic children, and the profound challenges posed by aging, Alzheimer’s disease, and environmental degradation. Through her poems, Chandra presents a poignant mix of realism and hope, encouraging readers to face difficult realities with empathy and compassion.

Described as a heartfelt call to action, Sighs of Shadows urges society to move beyond ignorance and apathy, fostering understanding and positive change. Each poem is crafted to inspire reflection and deepen awareness of shared human experiences.

Neelam Saxena Chandra is a prolific figure in contemporary Indian literature, with over 49 poetry collections alongside numerous novels and short stories. Her accessible yet powerful language has garnered her a substantial following and appearances on prestigious platforms, including SAARC, Sahitya Akademi, and USA Radio.

Her achievements include awards from the American Embassy and the Poetry Council of India, as well as recognition by Forbes as one of India’s leading authors. Launch events for her books have taken place at prominent venues such as Mumbai’s National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA).

With Sighs of Shadows, Chandra continues to solidify her role as a compassionate storyteller, using poetry to shed light on social issues affecting women and marginalized communities. The collection is now available at major bookstores and online retailers.

About Neelam Saxena Chandra

An officer in the Government of India and a graduate of VNIT, Neelam Saxena Chandra writes bilingually in English and Hindi. She holds a Limca Book of Records title for the highest number of publications in a single year. Her body of work spans themes including motivation, social justice, romance, nature, and philosophy, resonating with readers globally.

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