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About The Book

Through the poetry collection “”Safar Ki Dhool (Chandan Ban Gayi)”” by Shri Tulsi Ram Prajapati, we witness a changing cultural environment where a sensitive bridge stands between tradition and modernity. Poems are not merely expressions of emotions; they are the voice of time—and this collection unravels the many layers of that time.

In the current social context, where family relationships are shedding their old forms and seeking new meanings, these poems invite introspection. Sometimes in a mother’s silence, sometimes in a father’s weary shoulders, sometimes in the waning bonds between siblings—somewhere the reader finds a reflection of themselves.

Nature, once an essential part of our lives, is now receding from us. The poet’s pen recognizes this distance—creating a dialogue through trees, rivers, birds, and the sky, as if attempting to reconnect us with nature.

As an editor, it has been a special experience for me to be a part of this collection. Despite being an art connoisseur, Shri Tulsiram Prajapati has harmoniously captured the essence and artistic aspects of poetry through words in the poetry collection “”Safar Ki Dhool (Chandan Ban Gayi). I am confident that this collection will not only touch the hearts of readers but also inspire them to view their times and society from a new perspective.””

About The Author

Tulsi Ram Prajapati: A Leading Sculptor in the Contemporary Art World Tulsi Ram Prajapati, born on January 13, 1980, in Faridabad, Haryana, is a well-known sculptor in the contemporary Indian art world. Son of the late Shri Sukh Lal Prajapati, Tulsi Ram completed his art education with a bachelor’s degree from the Delhi College of Art and a master’s degree from Jamia Millia Islamia. He currently lives and works in Chandigarh, honing his craft. Art and Medium Tulsi Tulsi Ram’s art is centered on clay and terracotta, which have been an integral part of his life since childhood. He spent his childhood playing with clay and making pottery on the potter’s wheel, and this experience is reflected in his sculptures. The rotating wheel design is a prominent and striking feature of his works, giving them a unique identity. He has also used cement along with terracotta, which gives his sculptures a modern and durable feel. This combination of the traditional beauty of terracotta and the strength of cement makes his work special.