About the book

The book contains children stories specifically in Surgujiya dialect of surguja district of Chhattisgarh.

About the Author

Mrs. Deeplata Deshmukh was born on 05-01- 1968 in Thanaud village of Durg, Chhattisgarh. Primary middle education took place in a village and High school education took place in Tularam Arya Kanya Vidyalaya, Durg. Even after this, Deeplata Deshmukh continued her studies. In the ups and downs of life she faced many struggles. She passed the university examinations by reconciling his young children. Presently working as a lecturer of Sanskrit in Government Higher Secondary School, Asola in Surguja district. Strong, hardworking Deeplata is more active and aware towards humanity and education. The creeper of the lamps that lives up to its name, is trying to make children and women aware and combative who lives in today’s environment. The immense affection and reverence for one’s land of work is reflected in the works of her. Such attachment to the soil of Surguja (Ambikapur) is inexplicable and everyone is overwhelmed by their dedication and devotion. She also considers his work land indebted. Because Surguja has adorned his whole life. She considers the goal of her life as girl’s safety and education, education of disabled children and enabling them to earn their livelihood. She is playing an active role in making the nearby villages drug free. By dedicating her life to human society, education, she has set an example by doing many challenging work. She is an Educational worker, social worker, and story writer. Deeplata Deshmukh writes stories in Hindi and local dialect Surguja for little children, which is very interesting and helps students to learn in stress-free environments with joyful learning.
In addition to divisional level, district level and state level education, in the field of literature, art, music, Deeplata ji has been rewarded many times by MPs, ministers and social organisations in various fields for her extraordinary and exemplary work. The Governor’s Award 2021 has been awarded from the state of Chhattisgarh recently.

Why we love them :- We especially like how she incorporate their past experience in children’s literature. It’s a great way to share personal information and direct readers where they can learn more.