Rajender Koul
Rajender Koul, a resident of Talab Tillo, Jammu, is a retired officer from the State Bank of India. After decades of his first innings and very dedicated service in the banking sector, he now enjoys his second innings in the quiet rhythms of retired life. A keen observer of people and the world around him, Rajender Koul, has turned to writing as a way to reflect, create and reconnect with life’s deeper meanings. He spends his leisure time crafting short stories and capturing memories, experiences and moments that often go unnoticed in the everyday hustle. Through his thoughtful storytelling, he seeks to preserve personal and collective journeys of spiritual growth, humane love, loss, resilience and hope. Prayers and blessings a support to the world of ours we live. Jai Bhagwan ji
The Sanyasi of Malyar
In the old lanes of Malyar, where the Jhelum flows like memory, Kashin
The Silent Pillar Of The Valley
In the quiet lanes of an old Kashmiri Pandit neighbourhood in Srinagar
The Child Who Remembered Home
In exile, memory becomes both wound and prayer. The Child Who Remember
The Last Confession
In a modest wooden house overlooking the Lidder River in Pahalgam, Pra
The Second Exile: Old Age in Displacement
Shri Kashinath Bhat, now in his late seventies, lives in a modest hous
The Breaking Of The Sacred Thread
In the old mohalla of Rainawari, where chinar leaves whispered forgott