Meet the young author Amarendra Prusty from Cuttack, Odisha, who is making waves with his writing skills. A student of Class 11 at Christ College, this budding writer has already authored two books - "Gigging to Wealth" and "Akhand Bharat."

The first book, "Gigging to Wealth," is a guidebook for aspiring musicians who want to make a career out of gigging. Drawing on his own experiences as a musician, the author shares tips on how to find gigs, negotiate fees, and build a fan base. The book has been praised for its practical advice and motivational tone.

The second book, "Akhand Bharat," explores the idea of a unified and undivided Indian subcontinent. The author argues that the region was historically a single, unified entity that was artificially divided by British colonialism. The book has been hailed as a thought-provoking analysis of Indian history and identity.

The young author is from Mathakaragola, Bhuban-Kamakhyanagar, Dhenkanal, but currently lives in Cuttack to pursue his studies. His father, Achyutananda Prusty, and mother, Manjula Prusty, have been a source of support and encouragement for him.

The author is inspired by his guruji Arun Kumar Rout and Naveen Si, who have taught him about the rich culture and heritage of India. He is currently working on his third book, which is expected to be published soon.

It is heartening to see young writers like this student from Cuttack making a mark in the literary world. With his passion for writing and his commitment to exploring important ideas, he is sure to make a significant contribution to the world of literature in the years to come